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Virginia274 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

As well as

Hi everybody,

The internet has forever changed the whole world in both positive and negative ways. The internet enables one to find information anytime of a day as well as provides convenience for activities like paying bills.

Is it correct to bring a verb after "as well as" like above? Should I have written "providing" instead ?

Thanks in advance.
  

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Is it correct to bring a verb after "as well as" like above? I think yes.

  • Is it correct to bring a verb after "as well as" like above?
  • I think yes.
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Is it correct to bring a verb after "as well as" like above?
I think yes.
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..."as well as provides ..." is incorrect.
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Hi fivejedjon.

Internet enables this as well as provides that.
Please help me to understand why it is wrong. I
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MIGInternet enables this as well as provides that.Please help me to understand why it is wrong. I found nothing about it.
Yes MIG, I have the same problem. I think you are probably right but What fivejedjon said is completely right as rules tell us !
I am really confused!

Anyway, what about this example?
I hope to
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I've just found this.
Verbs after as well as
When we put a verb after as well as, we most often use the–ing form.
  • He hurt his arm, as well as breaking his leg. (NOT … as well as broke his leg.)
If there is an infinitive in the main clause, an infinitive without to is possible after as well as.
  • I have to clean the floors as
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Thank you so much MIG,
Lets see and check the previous sentence:
The internet enables one to find information anytime of a day as well as provides convenience for activities like paying bills
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When we put a verb after as well as, we most often use the -ing form:

Smoking is dangerous, as well as making you smell bad [NOT ...as well as it makes you smell bad)

Swan, Michael (20
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According tohttp://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/as%20well%20as "as well as" means "and in addition".
Is it correct if we replace it with "and in addition"?
If yes, then why its incorrect when we write"as well as"?
The internet
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Thanks a lot fivejedjon.Emotion: smile

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