to refund; to be refunded

kis2337Member

The books________ are on the table.

a. to refund

b. to be refunded

Are they both correct?

If so, do they have the same meaning?

Thanks!

1/24/2110:46 PM

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ahmed_btmMember

Hi, kis2337,

@kis2337 posted:
The books________ are on the table.
a. to refund
b. to be refunded
Are they both correct?
If so, do they have the same meaning?
Thanks!

I see that both are grammatically correct with no difference in meaning.

1/25/218:13 AM

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David, ModeratorModerator

@kis2337 posted:
The books________ are on the table.
a. to refund
b. to be refunded
Are they both correct?

Hi, Kis—Neither one is a sentence I would use. I might say:

(c) The books for which refunds need to be issued are on the table.
(d) The books that refunds need to be issued for are on the table.

1/25/2111:18 AM

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