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  1. 01-Apr-2010, 22:49 #1
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    Smile Tony

    Good afternoon, I have a question: Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. Carl Hancock, a retired doctor, was fined £500 after being convicted of drunken driving

    2. Carl Hancock, a retired doctor, has been fined £500 after being convicted of drunken driving
  2. 01-Apr-2010, 23:09 #2
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    Default Re: Tony

    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Good afternoon, I have a question: Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. Carl Hancock, a retired doctor, was fined £500 after being convicted of drunken driving

    2. Carl Hancock, a retired doctor, has been fined £500 after being convicted of drunken driving
    They are both correct but don't mean the same.
    I am not a teacher.
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