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GUNJ Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Clauses
Kindly provide suitable clauses:
1. Having settled the quarrel ________________.
2. I would like him ______________.
Thanks.
1. Having settled the quarrel ________________.
2. I would like him ______________.
Thanks.
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Hello, Gunj—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
As a hint, #1 requires a main clause, which looks like a sentence itself, including a subject and verb, while your second requires an infinitive clause
GUNJ1. Get on with.2. Cry up?No, those are not possible. Each clause must fit the grammar of the rest of the sentence.
As a hint, #1 requires a main clause, which looks like a sentence itself, including a subject and verb, while your second requires an infinitive clause
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1. Having settled the quarrel we relaxed.
2. I would like him to join me for breakfast.
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Having settled the quarrel we went to school.
I would like him to give presentation in meeting.
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GUNJ Kindly provide suitable clauses:
1. Having settled the quarrel __they started talking to each other______________.
2. I would like him ______to have dinner with me________.
Thanks.
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