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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
‘to have been’ or ‘for being’
Which is correct?
Congratulations to American Nation to have been awarded a much-needed win to bring the smile on their faces.
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Congratulations to American Nation for being awarded a much-needed win to bring the smile on their faces.
Scenario was:
American team won the match, and I want to congratulate the American.
P.S. Please explain me in grammatical terms. I shall be very thankful to you.
Congratulations to American Nation to have been awarded a much-needed win to bring the smile on their faces.
OR
Congratulations to American Nation for being awarded a much-needed win to bring the smile on their faces.
Scenario was:
American team won the match, and I want to congratulate the American.
P.S. Please explain me in grammatical terms. I shall be very thankful to you.
Top answer
Anonymous American team won the match, and I want to congratulate the American. Say Congratulations . You don't need all that flowery language.
- Anonymous American team won the match, and I want to congratulate the American.
- Say Congratulations .
- You don't need all that flowery language.
- CJ
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AnonymousAmerican team won the match, and I want to congratulate the American.Say Congratulations. You don't need all that flowery language.
CJ
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Unfortunately I was expecting an answer of this query as per my expectations. Anyways, I did not ask this question just to congratulate anyone. I want to improve my English, and want to learn different sentence structures and its ingredients.
Standing ovation for your "flowery" suggestion.
Standing ovation for your "flowery" suggestion.
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