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should we use banned instead of banning? what's incorrect in this sentence?
Correct use of the word “damage” in this sentence?What word/title should I use in an email asking for updatesFollowing a listing and ellipses … How should this sentence be punctuated?Is it correct to use the word “wrongdoing” in this sentence?Should I use “have” or “had” in this sentence?Why is using 'this' mid-sentence incorrect?What is the meaning of “banned” in this sentence?Is “electronic” or “electronically” correct in this sentence?Why is this sentence incorrect? Why is this other sentence correct?Should this relative clause start with “whom” or “to whom”?
In 1971, US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs, but also banning TV advertising of cigarettes.
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In 1971, US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs, but also banning TV advertising of cigarettes.
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"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
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In 1971, US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs, but also banning TV advertising of cigarettes.
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In 1971, US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs, but also banning TV advertising of cigarettes.
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"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
– Hellion
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okay thank you i will have a look at it
– lili
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"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
– Hellion
3 hours ago
okay thank you i will have a look at it
– lili
3 hours ago
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"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
– Hellion
3 hours ago
"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
– Hellion
3 hours ago
okay thank you i will have a look at it
– lili
3 hours ago
okay thank you i will have a look at it
– lili
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I guess, banned should be used in that sentence. Banning is looking more present tense in this context.
Correct:- In 1971, the US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs but also banned TV advertising of cigarettes.
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Yes, it should be ‘banned’, unless you’ve cut the sentence short.
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I guess, banned should be used in that sentence. Banning is looking more present tense in this context.
Correct:- In 1971, the US government not only put warnings on cigarette packs but also banned TV advertising of cigarettes.
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I guess, banned should be used in that sentence. Banning is looking more present tense in this context.
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I guess, banned should be used in that sentence. Banning is looking more present tense in this context.
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I guess, banned should be used in that sentence. Banning is looking more present tense in this context.
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"Banned" would be correct there. The sentence is in the past tense; the verbs are "put" and "ban", and the past tenses are "put" and "banned" respectively. (Also, if you haven't yet checked it out, please visit our sister site, English Language Learners.)
– Hellion
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okay thank you i will have a look at it
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