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Oaihan Schizerion Posted 7 years ago
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Two sentences?

1. "She can't concentrate when studying."

2. "Don't waste your time on blaming yourself, just move forward!"

Are they correct? Can they be simplified?

  

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1. " 2. " Are they correct?

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  • 1.
  • " 2.
  • " Are they correct?
  • Yes Can they be simplified?
  • Not by much.
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1. "She can't concentrate when studying."

2. "Don't waste your time on blaming yourself, just move forward!"

Are they correct? Yes

Can they be simplified? Not by much.

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Oaihan Schizeriontime on blaming

We don't use any word between "time" and its associated participle.

spend time doing homework
waste time worrying about tomorrow

The same is true for spending or wasting specific amounts of time.

I've just wasted two hours looking for my lost keys.
Lucille spent three weeks w

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