order is cancelled
order has been cancelled
Are the meaning of the two sentences same?
Are this two sentences grammatically correct?
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yes they have same meaning and it is gramitically correct
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the second one is correct i.e, order has been cancelled as the order was cancelled in past but it's influence is still in present..it is sentence of present perfect tense whose structure is subject+has/have+V3+object
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