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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Nonfinite clause

Hello,
Rather than you do the job,I would prefer to finish it myself.

Which part is Nonfinite clause?
Could anyone please explain it?

Thanks.
  

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hanuman_2000 Which part is Nonfinite clause? I guess it's "you do the job". hanuman_2000 Could anyone please explain it?

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  • hanuman_2000 Which part is Nonfinite clause?
  • I guess it's "you do the job".
  • hanuman_2000 Could anyone please explain it?
  • I'm not sure if there's another way of analysing this, but I can see it as a variant of the usual "you(r) doing the job" that works only in special cases.
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hanuman_2000Which part is Nonfinite clause?
I guess it's "you do the job".
hanuman_2000Could anyone please explain it?
I'm not sure if there's another way of analysing this, but I can see it as a variant of the usual "you(r) doing the job" that works only in special cases. In fact, I can't offhand think of any other case, ot
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