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Winmanlai Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To be shared / Are shared
To be shared / Are shared
Example:
1. Costs are to be shared on a fifty-fifty basis between the government and local businesses.
2. Costs are shared on a fifty-fifty basis between the government and local businesses.
What is the difference between them? Is it meaning?
Thanks.
Example:
1. Costs are to be shared on a fifty-fifty basis between the government and local businesses.
2. Costs are shared on a fifty-fifty basis between the government and local businesses.
What is the difference between them? Is it meaning?
Thanks.
Top answer
Costs are to be shared - instructions for a future/upcoming venture. Cost are shared - it is happening now.
- Costs are to be shared - instructions for a future/upcoming venture.
- Cost are shared - it is happening now.
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Costs are to be shared - instructions for a future/upcoming venture.
Cost are shared - it is happening now.
Cost are shared - it is happening now.
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