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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Follow VS is followed by
I've thought I managed to understand a confusing verb follow.
Yet, I got into a big confusion again.
1. The first two classes are followed by a break of ten minutes.
2. The first two classes follow a break of ten minutes.
more example)
A follows B
A is followed by B
How they are different? {why a complicated structure 1(perhaps only to me) is used instead of 2?}
Yet, I got into a big confusion again.
1. The first two classes are followed by a break of ten minutes.
2. The first two classes follow a break of ten minutes.
more example)
A follows B
A is followed by B
How they are different? {why a complicated structure 1(perhaps only to me) is used instead of 2?}
Top answer
There is quite a big difference between them: A follows B = A happens after B A is followed by B = A happens before B
- There is quite a big difference between them: A follows B = A happens after B A is followed by B = A happens before B
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There is quite a big difference between them:
A follows B = A happens after B
A is followed by B = A happens before B
A follows B = A happens after B
A is followed by B = A happens before B
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