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- 19-Aug-2011, 01:22 #1
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Being unable 1. Unable to land a decent job, he started writing a novel at home.
2. Being unable to land a decent job, he started writing a novel at home.
Which one is correct?
And also, what is the grammatical term for starting a sentence with an adjective or an adverb?
Thank you.Last edited by rainous; 19-Aug-2011 at 01:31.
- 19-Aug-2011, 03:03 #2
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Re: Being unable Both are correct. 'Being' is optional'.
Originally Posted by rainous 
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- 19-Aug-2011, 10:15 #3
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Re: Being unable Good sentences.
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