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Himanshu Sharma Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is correct?
whenever i read the sports news or any match which has recently finished.for e.g take an example of cricket world cup 2011 which is going in India.
they writes-India win by 5 wickets against Australia or India won by 5 wickets against Australia.
which one is correct?
they writes-India win by 5 wickets against Australia or India won by 5 wickets against Australia.
which one is correct?
Top answer
Hi, Neither is wrong. In newspapers, especially headlines, the Simple Present is often used to make the event seem more current and exciting, eg 'Ten die in fire'. Clive
- Hi, Neither is wrong.
- In newspapers, especially headlines, the Simple Present is often used to make the event seem more current and exciting, eg 'Ten die in fire'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Neither is wrong.
In newspapers, especially headlines, the Simple Present is often used to make the event seem more current and exciting, eg 'Ten die in fire'.
Clive
Neither is wrong.
In newspapers, especially headlines, the Simple Present is often used to make the event seem more current and exciting, eg 'Ten die in fire'.
Clive
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