Which one is grammatically correct? “have shown” or “have been shown”? [on hold]
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Here's the sentence:
1) Speed cameras have shown to reduce accidents.
or
2) Speed cameras have been shown to reduce accidents.
grammar
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Here's the sentence:
1) Speed cameras have shown to reduce accidents.
or
2) Speed cameras have been shown to reduce accidents.
grammar
put on hold as off-topic by Hot Licks, JJJ, TrevorD, Lawrence, kiamlaluno Apr 3 at 15:23
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Here's the sentence:
1) Speed cameras have shown to reduce accidents.
or
2) Speed cameras have been shown to reduce accidents.
grammar
Here's the sentence:
1) Speed cameras have shown to reduce accidents.
or
2) Speed cameras have been shown to reduce accidents.
grammar
grammar
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