Preposition, adverb, and adjective

**Matthew Wai** · 10-Jul-2015, 13:55

Originally Posted by mawes12

So were you talking about what I added after the preposition?

I think he was talking about what TheParser had added to the phrases, as he disagreed with James' opinions, but I am not a teacher.

**mawes12** · 10-Jul-2015, 14:02

I think you guys are right cause there are a lot of possibilities in what a person is talking about.

**bebe heart** · 10-Jul-2015, 19:22

I have learned a lot since I have joined this forum, especially from this thread, and made friends too. Thank you! You guys are amazing.

**Matthew Wai** · 10-Jul-2015, 19:54

I would omit the second 'have' in the above post, but I am not a teacher.

**mawes12** · 10-Jul-2015, 20:50

Originally Posted by Matthew Wai

I would omit the second 'have' in the above post, but I am not a teacher.

Which one?

**Matthew Wai** · 10-Jul-2015, 21:03

The one before 'joined'.

**mawes12** · 10-Jul-2015, 21:05

I'm not sure.

**bhaisahab** · 10-Jul-2015, 21:06

You are correct, Matthew.

**tzfujimino** · 11-Jul-2015, 14:20

Originally Posted by mawes12

Why?

Hello, mawes12.

I'd like to suggest that you start a new thread concerning your last question.
(This thread is getting confusing.)

**Matthew Wai** · 11-Jul-2015, 14:58

Originally Posted by mawes12

'I have had joined'

I consider it ungrammatical, but I am not a teacher.

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