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Passive form: When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response



 
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Passive form: When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 14, 2008 11:09 am   Passive form: When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response		  
HI ,

I am writig one sentence below this line,

"When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response has been got corrupted".

Does the above sentence contain any mistakes ?

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Passive form: When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 14, 2008 11:25 am   Passive form: When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response		  
Hi Pavanhotscan,

Your sentence:
Quote:
When the transcation has been processed, the transaction response has been got corrupted

My suggestion:

When the transaction has been processed, the response to it gets/becomes corrupted.

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