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JaxTeller Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

You are chosen vs You've been chosen

So let's say you enter a raffle and you ask your friends to check whether they were chosen, which is the correct way?:

Check if you are chosen! or Check if you've been chosen!


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Isn't a raffle about winning a prize? " 'chosen' would not come up in that verbal exchange. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Isn't a raffle about winning a prize?
  • " 'chosen' would not come up in that verbal exchange.
  • CJ
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Isn't a raffle about winning a prize?

You say, "Did you win?" or "Check to see if you('ve) won!"

'chosen' would not come up in that verbal exchange.

CJ

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