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Hasibul Alam Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between the two sentence?and what is the active voice of the first one

James web is fully deployed .

James web has been fully deployed.

  

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' I think you mean this. g James Webb is too busy to be assigned to your project. ' ______________________________________________________________ Do you mean this?

— Clive

  • ' I think you mean this.
  • g James Webb is too busy to be assigned to your project.
  • ' ______________________________________________________________ Do you mean this?
  • eg James Webb has a full work-load eg James Webb has no time to work on your project.
  • Clive
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The verb 'deploy' is almost always used only in a military context,

eg The general deployed his troops along the border.'


I think you mean this.

eg James Webb has a full work-schedule

.g James Webb is too busy to be assigned to your project.

eg James Webb

The verb 'deploy' is almost always used only in a military context,

eg The general deployed

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Hasibul AlamJames web is fully deployed .

The James Webb telescope is fully deployed. ("Fully deployed" is its status. All the deployment steps were executed and completed.)

Hasibul AlamJames web has been fully deployed.

The James Webb telescope has been fully deployed. "Deployed is the verb. The people who were

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Hasibul AlamJames web

Yikes, no! It's not the person. It's the telescope that is or has been deployed.

Use the correct name: James Webb Space Telescope or the abbreviation JWST.

has been focuses on the act of completing the process.
is focuses on the state of affairs that exists once the process is complete.

Oth

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