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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Use of word

What is the difference, and is 'held' necessary?

The event is (being) held at the main auditorium.

The event is held at the main auditorium.
  

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Anonymous What is the difference Without 'being' it could be an annual event. Anonymous is 'held' necessary? No; it is merely a high collocation.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous What is the difference Without 'being' it could be an annual event.
  • Anonymous is 'held' necessary?
  • No; it is merely a high collocation.
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AnonymousWhat is the difference
Without 'being' it could be an annual event.
Anonymousis 'held' necessary?
No; it is merely a high collocation.
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Thanks Mr. M
Mister MicawberWithout 'being' it could be an annual event.
Does that mean in addition to having the same meaning, without 'being' another meaning could imply an annual event?
Mister Micawber high collocation.
What does it mean?
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AnonymousDoes that mean in addition to having the same meaning, without 'being' another meaning could imply an annual event?
Please re-read my post.
Anonymoushigh collocation.What does it mean?
Look it up and think about it first, please.
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Mister MicawberAnonymousDoes that mean in addition to having the same meaning, without 'being' another meaning could imply an annual event?Please re-read my post.
Thank you. You said without 'being' it could be an annual event. So my question is can it also be an annual event with 'being'? (Because I received a message with it for an event the occurs every ye
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