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Lcwang Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
go study
When a verb follows another verb, it takes the form of either gerund or an infinitive. But we sometimes see sentences as below:
Come see me when you can.
I go study in the library every afternoon.
I also read somewhere that sentences as below are grammatically incorrect:
John goes study in the library every.
Please clarify. And how about the sentence below, is it correct to say:
The promotion campaign helps double the sales.
Come see me when you can.
I go study in the library every afternoon.
I also read somewhere that sentences as below are grammatically incorrect:
John goes study in the library every.
Please clarify. And how about the sentence below, is it correct to say:
The promotion campaign helps double the sales.
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Your question has been answered elsewhere. See Come see is explained the same as go study . It is a short form of come and see or come n see .
- Your question has been answered elsewhere.
- See Come see is explained the same as go study .
- It is a short form of come and see or come n see .
- CJ
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Your question has been answered elsewhere. See
Come see is explained the same as go study. It is a short form of come and see or come n see.
CJ
Come see is explained the same as go study. It is a short form of come and see or come n see.
CJ
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