Are there true sentences?
1. "We were discussing a seminar held on my campus."
2. "We were discussing a seminar to will be held on my campus."

Are there true sentences?
Does first santence have same meaning as second sentence?

Question

Are there true sentences?
1. "We were discussing a seminar held on my campus."
2. "We were discussing a seminar to will be held on my campus."

Are there true sentences?
Does  first santence have same meaning as second sentence?

Answer

The first one is correct and refers to a seminar that has already happened.. The second should either be "We were discussing a seminar to be held on my campus," or "We were discussing a seminar that will be held on my campus." These refer to a seminar that hasn't happened yet.

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i think number 1

Answer

In sentance 2 if you change the word 'to' to that then the second sentance makes sense. Susan is correct with what she said.

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