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Lucas21c Posted 12 years ago
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For + clause
Could you check whether the underlined part of the follwing sentence is grammatically right?
As far as I know, a preposition is a conneting word indicationg the relation of the noun's relationship to another word, sitting before a noun or a noun substitute, but not clauses, which constitute a whole simple sentence.
Thank you.
It was hope for the President Karzai would provide that future during his 12 years in office. But it`s now his successor who this Afghans are banking on.
As far as I know, a preposition is a conneting word indicationg the relation of the noun's relationship to another word, sitting before a noun or a noun substitute, but not clauses, which constitute a whole simple sentence.
Thank you.
It was hope for the President Karzai would provide that future during his 12 years in office. But it`s now his successor who this Afghans are banking on.
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lucas21c Could you check whether the underlined part of the follwing sentence is grammatically right? No, it is not. There was hope that Pres ident Karzai would provide that future during his 12 years in offi ce, bu t it`s now his successor these Afghans are banking on.
- lucas21c Could you check whether the underlined part of the follwing sentence is grammatically right?
- No, it is not.
- There was hope that Pres ident Karzai would provide that future during his 12 years in offi ce, bu t it`s now his successor these Afghans are banking on.
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lucas21cCould you check whether the underlined part of the follwing sentence is grammatically right?No, it is not.
There was hope that President Karzai would provide that future during his 12 years in office, but it`s now his successor these Afghans are banking on.
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