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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
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Korean teachers' english mock exam
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Q) It seems that the answer given explains like "A cannot come in B becuase A cannot come in B." or "A cannot come in B because A cannot be preceded by B."
The explanation is like that without a depth analysis.
I wonder if there can be an answer that is not like the given answer.
This is the answer to the question given above.
Q) It seems that the answer given explains like "A cannot come in B becuase A cannot come in B." or "A cannot come in B because A cannot be preceded by B."
The explanation is like that without a depth analysis.
I wonder if there can be an answer that is not like the given answer.
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It is the addition of 'by (someone)' that places the word clearly in the rank of passive verbs rather than adjectives. The rule given is a valid one.
- It is the addition of 'by (someone)' that places the word clearly in the rank of passive verbs rather than adjectives.
- The rule given is a valid one.
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It is the addition of 'by (someone)' that places the word clearly in the rank of passive verbs rather than adjectives. The rule given is a valid one.
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