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Originally Posted by usman khalid
I think there is no difference in the above two sentences. 'Clerk concerned' or 'Concerned clerk' are absolutely fine. The mistake may be somewhere else. The correct sentence may be: Please talk to the concerned clerk.
3. Not only he was a thief, but he was also a murderer.
Correct: Not only was he a thief, but also a murderer.
Reason: Not only... but also... are used in combination. Not only is always followed by verb/helping verb. Therefore, 'was' is placed after 'Not only' in this case.
6. My uncle has told me something about it yesterday.
Correct is: My uncle told me something about it yesterday.
Reason: When the words like yesterday, last year (Past time) are used in the sentence, past indefinite tense is used.
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3. The correct is as follows
He was not only a thief but also a murderer.
Reason: These are coordinating conjunctions and they need parallelism of units after them. For example, if after not only there is an article and object, but also should also be followed by an article and object.