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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct, please?

1. Our exam date has been cancelled.
2. Our exam date has been cancelled.

I think, 1st one is correct. Because there is no action.

Please remove my confusion, teachers.
  

Top answer

Both are identical. What did you mean to write in 2?

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  • Both are identical.
  • What did you mean to write in 2?
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Both are identical. What did you mean to write in 2?
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These are OK:
Our exam date has been cancelled. (Context: the week / day / month before the exam was scheduled)
Our exam was cancelled. (Context: returning from the exam room where the professor did not show up.)
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Sorry, sorry. I have done a mistake.
mizansinha0071. Our exam date has been cancelled.2. Our exam date has been cancelled.
There was no difference in the sentences above. My question was that,

1. Our exam has been cancelled.(OK)
Is it possible to write
2. Our exam has cancelled.
I think, 2nd one is incorrect. Because there is no action and
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mizansinha0071. Our exam has been cancelled.(OK)Is it possible to write 2. Our exam has cancelled.I think, 2nd one is incorrect. Because there is no action and it can not be changed to "passive".
This already was in the passive. Someone cancelled the exam. We don't know who.
The teacher cancelled the exam. The exam was cancelled.
The teacher has cancel
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I got it, teachers. Thanks a lot for your kind help.
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