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Keke99 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Gerund with adjective or adverb?
Hello. Thank you for everyone always posting good answers~
As I know, gerund can be used with adjectives or adverbs.
I want to know if I can say *"No accurate processing~"*
instead of the following which is the original
Not accurately processing the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
As I know, gerund can be used with adjectives or adverbs.
I want to know if I can say *"No accurate processing~"*
instead of the following which is the original
Not accurately processing the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
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keke99 I want to know if I can say *"No accurate processing~"* No. The following is not grammatical. X No accurate processing the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
- keke99 I want to know if I can say *"No accurate processing~"* No.
- The following is not grammatical.
- X No accurate processing the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
- But this one is acceptable.
- Ina ccurate processing of the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
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keke99I want to know if I can say *"No accurate processing~"*No. The following is not grammatical.
X No accurate processing the information in your environment can lead to incorrect assumptions.
But this one is acceptable.
Inaccurate processing of the information in your environment ca
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Reading again, I can understand your point about why "No accurate processing~" is wrong. Thank you so much 
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