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Edward
Please, check following sentences
Are following sentences correct? Do they mean the same thing?
Who wrote this book?
Who was write this book?
Who has written this book?
7 feb. 2018 14:49
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"Who has write this book" is the only sentence here which doesn't make sense grammatically. They both mean the same thing.
7 februari 2018
Karianna Montalvo thank you
7 februari 2018
I would say for the middle sentence, grammatically "Who was writing the book?" would be more accurate. This sentence is good, but works best when asking in a specific context. However if you are just asking students who the author is, you'd put "Who wrote this book?"
"Who has written this book?" is also okay to ask, but "who wrote" is best.
7 februari 2018
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Edward
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Engels, Russisch
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