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Hanuman_2000 Posted 19 years ago
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Hello,
1.He stopped before a sweet shop.
2. He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
Can I use "in front of" in place of "before" in the above sentences?
1.He stopped before a sweet shop.
2. He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
Can I use "in front of" in place of "before" in the above sentences?
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He stopped before a sweet shop. 2. He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
- He stopped before a sweet shop.
- 2.
- He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
- Can I use "in front of" in place of "before" in the above sentences?
- #2 is correct.
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Hanuman_2000Hello,#2 is correct.
1.He stopped before a sweet shop.
2. He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
Can I use "in front of" in place of "before" in the above sentences?
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Hanuman_2000Hello,Yes. Before isn't very often used in this sense, though. Here is another example:
1.He stopped before a sweet shop.
2. He stopped in front of a sweet shop.
Can I use "in front of" in place of "before" in the above sentences?
He just stood there before me.
CB
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