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15 Nov 2016
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Question about English (UK)
Determinated or Determined?
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The tense of all verbs is determinated by the last verb.
Determinated or Determined?
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The tense of all verbs is determinated by the last verb.
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The tense of all verbs is determinated by the last verb.
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@JD272: Thank you. I got confused for a moment. I went to google it and there were so many results and dictionaries with "determinated"
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- Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
it's not determinated.. but determination
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