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19-Jun-2005, 05:29
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 What is difference between two phrases? Before writing a program. Before write a program. thanks. |
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19-Jun-2005, 07:00
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| Re: What is difference between two phrases? . The first one is the correct nonfinite clause: 'Before writing a program, you must study a computer language'. The second is a sentence fragment. It has a finite verb as the object of the preposition, but prepositions only take noun phrases or clauses as objects. . |
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