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Hello Hello Hello, in the following quote, shouldn't the writer not to repeat have been twice? read this: These tenets have been drawn from the Qur'an and, according to some Muslim scholars, have been misapplied, taken out of both historical and cultural context.
Last edited by Egyption Arrow; 14-Jul-2008 at 03:35.
Re: Have been mentioned twice for the same subject
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Originally Posted by Egyption Arrow
These tenets have been drawn from the Qur'an and, according to some Muslim scholars, have been misapplied, taken out of both historical and cultural context.
There is nothing wrong with that, but you could also say:
These tenets have been drawn from the Qur'an and, according to some Muslim scholars, misapplied and taken out of both historical and cultural context.
Re: Have been mentioned twice for the same subject
So, I understand it is OK to say have been , with more than one verb, more than once for the same subject in the same sentence, or just saying it with the first verb, which could be sufficient.
Have been mentioned twice for the same subject 
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