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- 27-Nov-2011, 05:51 #1
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beore or after object He beame so angry that he had the priests and their families arrested and brought to him. I saw this sentence but in this sentence object is bofore verb. Can I write like given below?
He beame so angry that he had arrested the priests and their families and brought to him.
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- 27-Nov-2011, 07:07 #2
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He had arrested the priests - past perfect of 'arrest'.
He had the priests arrested - He caused the priests to be arrested.Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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