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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Than before
Hi. Good Day everyone.
The plants are growing even healtier than before they got injured.
There is a conjunction(before) after another conjunction(than), which is a bit strange to me.
Is this sentence correct?
Thank you.
Have a nice weekend.
The plants are growing even healtier than before they got injured.
There is a conjunction(before) after another conjunction(than), which is a bit strange to me.
Is this sentence correct?
Thank you.
Have a nice weekend.
Top answer
It's OK. You are dealing with 2 different uses of conjunctions: -er than before + clause
- It's OK.
- You are dealing with 2 different uses of conjunctions: -er than before + clause
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It's OK. You are dealing with 2 different uses of conjunctions:
-er than
before + clause
-er than
before + clause
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