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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Hello

'...the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach before it begins to eat it.It eats it as soon as it picks it.'

I can't understand the first sentence with the combination of (until and before ).Would you help?

I thank you in advance
  

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the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach before it begins to eat it = the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach to eat it

— Mister Micawber

  • the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach before it begins to eat it = the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach to eat it
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the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach before it begins to eat it = the crab doesn't wait until it gets back onto the beach to eat it
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