lkenzol
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- Mar 2, 2014
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- Spanish
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- Argentina
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- South Korea
[FONT=돋움]From the book:
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[h=1]The Manual of Life - Character[/h]
I read the following sentences.
By parents having access to this knowledge now helps them to guide their child in ways that respect the child's individual differences. By understanding children's temperaments and our own helps adults to work with them rather than try to change them.
My question is... shouldn't there be a subject after the phrase that I have underlined? Though it sounds right as well. What do you all think? I think it is grammatically correct to write:
By having parents access to this knowledge now, it helps them to guide their child in ways that respect the child's individual differences. By understanding children's temperaments and our own, it helps adults to work with them rather than try to change them.
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[h=1]The Manual of Life - Character[/h]
I read the following sentences.
By parents having access to this knowledge now helps them to guide their child in ways that respect the child's individual differences. By understanding children's temperaments and our own helps adults to work with them rather than try to change them.
My question is... shouldn't there be a subject after the phrase that I have underlined? Though it sounds right as well. What do you all think? I think it is grammatically correct to write:
By having parents access to this knowledge now, it helps them to guide their child in ways that respect the child's individual differences. By understanding children's temperaments and our own, it helps adults to work with them rather than try to change them.