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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

opposite to precede

I have read the sentence.

Here the article "the" precedes the word "sentence". Similarly, here, the word "sentence" is ......... [by] the article "the".

Could you fill in the blank with the appropriate words?

Please help me.
  

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Hi, Here the article "the" precedes the word "sentence". Similarly, here, the word "sentence" is preceded by the article "the". It's passive voice.

— Clive

  • Hi, Here the article "the" precedes the word "sentence".
  • Similarly, here, the word "sentence" is preceded by the article "the".
  • It's passive voice.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Here the article "the" precedes the word "sentence". Similarly, here, the word "sentence" is preceded by the article "the".

It's passive voice.
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Thank you Clive.

Is there any other way to say the same without using the "preceded by"?

Please help me.
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Hi,

Is there any other way to say the same without using the "preceded by"?

People often say something like the word 'the' comes in front of the word 'sentence'.

Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you Clive, again.



I have read the sentence.

Here, the word "the" is followed by the word "sentence". And the word "sentence" follows the word "the", I think. Am I right?

Please help me.
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I believe the word you want is succeeds, the opposite of precedes.
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