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Transitive Verb -てある（as in 'あけてある'） and Intransitive Verb -ている（'あいている'） both express a STATE that is the result of a past action.
But then you may wonder what's the difference between these two forms.
You'll learn it in this video!
We'll also compare and explain the difference between Transitive Verbs ending in -てある（as in あけてある）and Transitive Verbs ending in -ている（as inあけている.
After watching this video, you'll gain a clear understanding in WHICH of the PARTICLEs は,が or を you use in each case.
But then you may wonder what's the difference between these two forms.
You'll learn it in this video!
We'll also compare and explain the difference between Transitive Verbs ending in -てある（as in あけてある）and Transitive Verbs ending in -ている（as inあけている.
After watching this video, you'll gain a clear understanding in WHICH of the PARTICLEs は,が or を you use in each case.
