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User nanu Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Do complex sentences omit verbs in dependent clauses?

  1. An event came before another event.
  2. The earlier event did not happen before the later one.
  3. Something had happened before something else.
  4. It had not arrived before the subject.
  5. One event happened earlier than the other.

I need to know are these complex sentences with omission of verbs in italics sentences like the below?

  1. An event came before another event came.
  2. The earlier event did not happen before the later one happened.
  3. Something had happened before something else had happened.
  4. It had not arrived before the subject had arrived.
  5. One event happened earlier than the other happened.

Do complex sentences omits verb in dependent clause?

  

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user nanu I need to know are these complex sentences with omission of verbs in italics sentences like the below? The meanings are the same, but: 3. Something had happened before something else happened .

— Mister Micawber

  • user nanu I need to know are these complex sentences with omission of verbs in italics sentences like the below?
  • The meanings are the same, but: 3.
  • Something had happened before something else happened .
  • 4.
  • It had not arrived before the subject arrived .
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user nanuI need to know are these complex sentences with omission of verbs in italics sentences like the below?

The meanings are the same, but:

3. Something had happened before something else happened.

4. It had not arrived before the subject arrived.

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