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 yovily23
 
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							| Complete the text with the    ......words given?   ..... given words?   thanks in advance  |  21 Feb 2015      
					
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 yanogator
 
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							|  Both are correct. I can �t even decide which I would use.   Bruce  |  21 Feb 2015     
					
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 ueslteacher
 
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							| ...with the words from the list:) |  21 Feb 2015     
					
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 cunliffe
 
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							| I would tend to use  �words given �. |  21 Feb 2015     
					
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 aaelaim
 
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							| Both of them are correct. The given words is right as the noun(words) is preceeded by past participle as an adjective(given) like written letters. The words given is right also as it is equal to the words which are given but we omitted which are like Tea grown in  india is nice. |  21 Feb 2015     
					
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 nasreddine Sarsar
 
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							|  1.  �The words given � = the words which/that are given (reduced adjective clause) 2. The given words (given is a past participle that functions as an adjective). Conclusion: both expressions can be used � |  21 Feb 2015     
					
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