Is the usage of 'held' correct in the following sentence? [closed]
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We cordially invite you to the interzone sports meet, GLORIA, held at Joji college, Mumbai
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We cordially invite you to the interzone sports meet, GLORIA, held at Joji college, Mumbai
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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closed as off-topic by J. Taylor, Andrew Leach♦ Mar 23 at 16:53
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Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47
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We cordially invite you to the interzone sports meet, GLORIA, held at Joji college, Mumbai
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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We cordially invite you to the interzone sports meet, GLORIA, held at Joji college, Mumbai
verbs
verbs
asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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asked Mar 23 at 15:07
Eldho P EliasEldho P Elias
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closed as off-topic by J. Taylor, Andrew Leach♦ Mar 23 at 16:53
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Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47
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Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47
Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47
add a comment |
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Yes. See sense 8 in Oxford.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 16:53
If it's always held there. If it moves around each year then you'd want "to be held at..."
– Jim
Mar 24 at 0:47