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Which is grammatically correct A. flight has cancelled B. flight cancelled C. flight has been cancelled?
Salomek
It is dependant on the context within which you wish to use the phrase. C and B are both correct. B would most probably be used as a phrase on a signboard informing passengers that a flight has been cancelled. C is more suited to enquiries that are received telephonically.
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