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Tostyle un Posted 9 years ago
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Precede

Hello teachers,

"A gun battle had preceded the explosions". Does this mean gun battle battle happened first?

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preceded ~ came before tostyle un "A gun battle had preceded the explosions". Does this mean gun battle battle happened first? Yes.

— CalifJim

  • preceded ~ came before tostyle un "A gun battle had preceded the explosions".
  • Does this mean gun battle battle happened first?
  • Yes.
  • Gun battle first.
  • Then explosion.
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preceded ~ came before

tostyle un"A gun battle had preceded the explosions". Does this mean gun battle battle happened first?

Yes. Gun battle first. Then explosion.

CJ

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