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1Likes- 05-Feb-2012, 13:49 #1
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are been now "I think irretional exuberance is not appropriate. There are 70 some-odd days been now and the election.I'm optimistic."
Why is it "there are" not "there have" in the sentence?
- 05-Feb-2012, 13:52 #2
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Teacher Re: are been now Typo. It should be 'between'.
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Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 05-Feb-2012, 13:58 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: are been now There words were pronounced by Sen. McCONNELL. Could it be a slip of the tongue? Originally Posted by 5jj
- 05-Feb-2012, 13:59 #4
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Teacher Re: are been now If that's what he actually said, then it must have been. Originally Posted by ostap77 Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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