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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Help me understand this grammar rule please
Is it correct: I don't wanna look back on who I was before; Just look at how ridiculous his idea is. Can I use a verb, then a preposition it's used with and then what, who, how etc.?
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I don't want to look back on who I was before. Just look at how ridiculous his idea is. The sentences are common, natural and good.
- I don't want to look back on who I was before.
- Just look at how ridiculous his idea is.
- The sentences are common, natural and good.
- "Look back on" "look at" Those can be considered phrasal verbs.
- who I was before.
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I don't want to look back on who I was before.
Just look at how ridiculous his idea is.
The sentences are common, natural and good.
"Look back on"
"look at"
Those can be considered phrasal verbs.
who I was before.
how ridiculous his idea is.
Those are noun clauses.
A noun clause can be a subject or object. Examples:
[
Just look at how ridiculous his idea is.
The sentences are common, natural and good.
"Look back on"
"look at"
Those can be considered phrasal verbs.
who I was before.
how ridiculous his idea is.
Those are noun clauses.
A noun clause can be a subject or object. Examples:
[
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