Sentence formation: One of my close relative has been admitted in a hospital.

Hi,

One of my close relative has been admitted in a hospital.

The above sentence is correct or wrong.

Hi swami,

I suggest you change the following:

. to:

One of my close relatives has been admitted to hospital.

Alan

Thanks alan…

burj dubai is having 1044 apartments…is this sentence is write or wrong alan?..

Sure I am not Alan, but I think the right sentence is ‘Burj dubai has one thousand and forty four apartments’.
Hope dear Alan corrects me if I am worng.

Regards

Hi,

I presume the question is about ‘is having’ or ‘has/have’. There is no need to use the present continuous (having) here because ‘has/have’ already suggests ‘continuousness’ in the very meaning of the verb. Therefore Mixmixi is quite right.

Alan

Thank you Alan and sorry for answering the question that was for you.

Regards

Hi,

Please don’t apologise. We are very democratic on english-test!

Alan

So, Thank you for being democratic, lol

:-))

thanx mixmixi for ur answer…