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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be tended by" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to be looked after, cared for, or managed by someone or something. Example: The garden is tended by a team of dedicated volunteers. In this sentence, the verb "tended" indicates that the garden is being taken care of by the volunteers.
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Parents will hand over their children to be tended by total strangers.
It will be tended by students from several high schools and people in the neighborhood.
Given the country's wealth of manual labor, it can assert dominance in crops that must be tended by hand.
Armies have 14-foot kadhais that sit on special stoves and need to be tended by at least four people.
The trees were taken to Rikers Island to be tended by inmates in a greenhouse the society maintains.
May Maxwell After a hard stint of killing and womanising, James Bond can return to his Chelsea pad to be tended by his elderly, soft-spoken housekeeper.
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"While the baby elephant is tended by the entire herd, the orangutan is only tended by its mother; it is the most intense bond in the animal kingdom.
Elegant multistory homes are tended by servants.
His blog and other online accounts are tended by others.
Almasy is tended by Hana (Juliette Binoche), a luminous nurse.
Hundreds of animals were tended by dozens of persons.
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