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Venka Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which ones are grammatically correct?
sentence 1 - The meeting has started..
sentence 2 - The meeting is started
sentence 3 - The meeting has been started
Sentences 2 & 3 seem to be in passive form..
please clarify which ones are grammatically correct..
Thanks,
Venka.
sentence 2 - The meeting is started
sentence 3 - The meeting has been started
Sentences 2 & 3 seem to be in passive form..
please clarify which ones are grammatically correct..
Thanks,
Venka.
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The meeting has started.. OK The meeting is starting The meeting has been started I suppose this is possible but it strikes me as impossibly awkward.
- The meeting has started..
- OK The meeting is starting The meeting has been started I suppose this is possible but it strikes me as impossibly awkward.
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The meeting has started.. OK
The meeting is starting
The meeting has been started I suppose this is possible but it strikes me as impossibly awkward.
The meeting is starting
The meeting has been started I suppose this is possible but it strikes me as impossibly awkward.
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Regarding the sentence "The meeting is starting" - so u wanted to mean the meeting is not yet started but it is is being started ?
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venkaRegarding the sentence "The meeting is starting" - so u wanted to mean the meeting is not yet started but it is is being started ?"is" being present tense and "started" being past tense don't seem to go together very well. If you have a specific context where "is started" is used please post it.
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