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TinaMr Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
"To be born"
In which cases can "to be born" be used in Perfect?
Ex.: I've been born in Madrid. Is it correct?
Normally it should be: "I was born in Madrid."
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TinaMr I've been born in Madrid. Is it correct? No.
- TinaMr I've been born in Madrid.
- Is it correct?
- No.
- It's impossible.
- TinaMr In which cases can "to be born" be used in Perfect?
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TinaMrI've been born in Madrid. Is it correct?
No. It's impossible.
TinaMrIn which cases can "to be born" be used in Perfect?
In a news article announcing a birth, thus: A baby boy has just been born to Oscar-winning French actress Mireille DuPont this morning.
CJ
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