Based on actual experience or perceptual knowledge would help you a lot, while without the experience or knowledge, you might feel not so easy to understand my introduction.
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Hi, The first half of the sentence sounds strange to me. What do you think? / otherwise you might feel...
— Ahava_yin
Hi, The first half of the sentence sounds strange to me.
What do you think?
/ otherwise you might feel...
Still feels odd.
Looking forward to right answers.
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The first half of the sentence sounds strange to me. What do you think? How about: Actual experience or perceptual knowledge would help you a lot (understand my words), while.../ otherwise you might feel... Still feels odd. Looking forward to right answers.
(1) If we used present participle, the sentence would become very ordinary:
Basing on actual experience or perceptual knowledge would help you a lot, while without the experience or knowledge you might feel not so easy to understand my introduction.
No doubt , the present participle and its object consist of the subject of the main clause, while "while without the e