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Hindi translation: दोनों का अर्थ एक ही है अर्थात वह जा चुकी है
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| 4 | दोनों का अर्थ एक ही है अर्थात वह जा चुकी है |
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दोनों का अर्थ एक ही है अर्थात वह जा चुकी है Explanation: I think one is American style of writing and another is British style. Grammatically, "she is gone" is a sentence made in passive voice while "she has gone" is an active voice (present perfect). But meaning is the same. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.poeticexpressions.co.uk/POEMS/You%20can%20shed%20... Reference: http://www.missyou.org.uk |
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