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The new dates for the concert in Moscow, which was postponed, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk have been confirmed.
The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow has been approved, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk.
The new dates for the concert in Moscow, which was postponed, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk have been confirmed.
The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow has been approved, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk.
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Hi, The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk , have been confirmed.
- Hi, The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk , have been confirmed.
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Hi,
The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk , have been confirmed.
The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow, as well as the dates for the concerts in Minsk , have been confirmed.
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Hi.
The second one is more elegant and economic, but it needs a verb in the second clause to make it grammatically correct. So, just add the auxilliary verb 'have' and it's fine:
'The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow has been confirmed, as have the dates for the concerts in Minsk'.
Bill J
The second one is more elegant and economic, but it needs a verb in the second clause to make it grammatically correct. So, just add the auxilliary verb 'have' and it's fine:
'The new date for the previously postponed concert in Moscow has been confirmed, as have the dates for the concerts in Minsk'.
Bill J
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