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Cogar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

base(d) on something...

Hello,

I don't quite understand how to use the word "base". Can someone please explain by using the below examples. Thank you.


Base on the new information, I conclude that ABased on the new information, I conclude that A is right



We will write a new report base on the new information
We will write a new report based on the new information
  

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I see these options: 1. By/From the new info I conclude 2. According to the latest info...

— Ant_222

  • I see these options: 1.
  • By/From the new info I conclude 2.
  • According to the latest info...
  • 3.
  • Taking the latest info into account,...
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I see these options:

1. By/From the new info I conclude
2. According to the latest info...
3. Taking the latest info into account,...

Though you can use "based" in the second sentence because this would refer to "report":

I will prepare a new report that will be based on the new information.

The other sentences are incorrect.

And I suspect we'l
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The translation in the above is OK.

The sentences using base make no sense. The others are OK.
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