In 1692, nineteen people were hanged in Salem, Massachusetts for beings witches.??
When I read the sentence, I remembered a movie, titled "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters"...uhmm but it was not about movie, it's about grammar
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what is the question?
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2 things:
- Hanged is the past tense for "to hang" (a person), but not for "to hang" (clothes) for example - that would be "hung".
- It should say: "for being witches" without the s.
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