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Klavier Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Near-before-after
Hello. Let's suppose I have a right proper context. Do you think near/before/after could go alone?
Do you live near?
You were happy before.
She woke up two hours after.
Do you live near?
You were happy before.
She woke up two hours after.
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Yes, if these sentences are part of a dialogue for example and everyone knew what the context was.
- Yes, if these sentences are part of a dialogue for example and everyone knew what the context was.
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Yes, if these sentences are part of a dialogue for example and everyone knew what the context was.
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