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Please explain to me the grammatical form and function of "making".
Is "you making mistakes" a clause?
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This is not how to do it and will result [ in your answers looking unnatural and you making mistakes ] . Yes, it is a clause in which "making" is a verb functioning as predicator. The bracketed expression is a preposition phrase whose head "in" has a coordination of the two underlined subordinate clauses as its complement.
- This is not how to do it and will result [ in your answers looking unnatural and you making mistakes ] .
- Yes, it is a clause in which "making" is a verb functioning as predicator.
- The bracketed expression is a preposition phrase whose head "in" has a coordination of the two underlined subordinate clauses as its complement.
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This is not how to do it and will result [in your answers looking unnatural and you making mistakes].
Yes, it is a clause in which "making" is a v
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