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HanJH Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

pronoun

Hi,
In my grammer book,

Cange the senence by using after instead of before.

He wrapped the package before he took it to the post office.
He took it to the post office after he wrapped the package.

I suppose the changed sentence should be as following:

He took the package to the post office after he wrapped it.

Are both O.K.?
Thanks.
  

Top answer

HanJH He took it to the post office after he wrapped the package . No. You don't want this.

— CalifJim

  • HanJH He took it to the post office after he wrapped the package .
  • No.
  • You don't want this.
  • HanJH He took the package to the post office after he wrapped it .
  • Yes.
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HanJHHe took it to the post office after he wrapped the package.
No. You don't want this.
HanJHHe took the package to the post office after he wrapped it.
Yes. This is what you want.
CJ
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