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What is the difference between "As is mentioned" and "As mentioned"?
For example,
1. As is mentioned in Section I, Chiba is a prefecture of Japan.
2. As mentioned in Section I, Chiba is a prefecture of Japan.
What is the difference between the above sentences 1 and 2?
17 gen 2018 13:58
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There's no difference. You can say it either way.
17 gennaio 2018
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad to hear that (^^)/
18 gennaio 2018
The fist to be how it were mentioned until now and the second to be how neither it were mentioned in a past but not now, this second could to be used if you will say something that show up contrast to the initial idea, exemple:
"As mentioned in Section I, Chiba is a prefecture of Japan, but...(show up other idea)"
Would be more convenient if you've used "on" instead "of", because it could seggest that Chiba would be prefecture of all Japan. ^^
Good lucky with English. Im fan of your country culture.
17 gennaio 2018
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Rika Onaka
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Inglese, Giapponese
Lingua di apprendimento
Inglese
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