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26 May
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Which one is correct?
"This fruit is used at both states."
"This fruit is using at both states."
Which one is correct?
"This fruit is used at both states."
"This fruit is using at both states."
"This fruit is used at both states."
"This fruit is using at both states."
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- English (US)
What do you mean by “fruit?” I don’t understand sorry
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- Vietnamese
@tabeh0udai I mean "fruit" is mango and its sentence is "This fruit is used in both states, ripe and unripe." I read it on a website and idk why after "is" is the verb 2 like "used" is the past tense of "use", I think it should be "using".
- English (US)
@strip_bee121 thanks :)
If is used = present tense
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