Dev73
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- Jan 19, 2017
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- Tamil
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Hi All,
I'm not a native English speaker, have more knowledge about the language, but have doubts.
The below sentence or a similar one I see regularly in different places, like in the mail I get, which is quite confusing me, could you please explain the grammar behind it and give few more examples on this, thank you so much in advance.
1. Investigation required to know the details (actually they are making a request for something), do they mean "Investigation is required...",
and the word ".. is .." is implied?
Why can't they say it fully as shown below.
Investigation is required to know the details. (this is a Passive simple present sentence)
2. My next doubt is on the grammar behind it, please shed light on this, thank you.
As given over here....
Is it implied here that "As it is given over here..." (the words 'it is' are understood by the readers)
I'm not a native English speaker, have more knowledge about the language, but have doubts.
The below sentence or a similar one I see regularly in different places, like in the mail I get, which is quite confusing me, could you please explain the grammar behind it and give few more examples on this, thank you so much in advance.
1. Investigation required to know the details (actually they are making a request for something), do they mean "Investigation is required...",
and the word ".. is .." is implied?
Why can't they say it fully as shown below.
Investigation is required to know the details. (this is a Passive simple present sentence)
2. My next doubt is on the grammar behind it, please shed light on this, thank you.
As given over here....
Is it implied here that "As it is given over here..." (the words 'it is' are understood by the readers)