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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What's different between these 2 sentences?
what's different between these 2 sentences?
I am a english begining learner. Please help me!
A) Someone's visit is being closely watched because he will likely to become China's future leader.
B) Someone's visit is closely watched because he will likely to become China's future leader.
I am a english begining learner. Please help me!
A) Someone's visit is being closely watched because he will likely to become China's future leader.
B) Someone's visit is closely watched because he will likely to become China's future leader.
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They are all incorrect sentences. Lets start at te beginning. W hat's the difference betweeen these two sentences?
- They are all incorrect sentences.
- Lets start at te beginning.
- W hat's the difference betweeen these two sentences?
- I'm an E nglish ( beginner ) student.
- X's visit is closely watched because he is likely to become China's future leader - this wouldn't really be used as it is narrating the action of the person( s) watching.
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They are all incorrect sentences.
Lets start at te beginning.
What's the difference betweeen these two sentences?
I'm
Lets start at te beginning.
What's the difference betweeen these two sentences?
I'm
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Thanks!
But why is the word "being" affect such sense ?
Actually, the difference of the above 2 sentences is only (have/havn't) the word "being"
the sentence A) is present passive voice form
while the second one is present passive continous form ?
But why is the word "being" affect such sense ?
Actually, the difference of the above 2 sentences is only (have/havn't) the word "being"
the sentence A) is present passive voice form
while the second one is present passive continous form ?
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