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Jsalruiz77 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Verb without pronoun?
Hi! I want to change the structure of a sentence but I want it to keep the same meaning.
This is the sentence:
After we lived in Mexico, we settled in Chile.
I wonder if I can take the pronoun off in the first clause (i.e.: After living in Mexico...)
Thank you.
May the force be with you
This is the sentence:
After we lived in Mexico, we settled in Chile.
I wonder if I can take the pronoun off in the first clause (i.e.: After living in Mexico...)
Thank you.
May the force be with you
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Hello J77
Yes; though it would be more comfortable with an adverbial phrase of time:
'After living in Mexico for a few years, we settled in Chile.'
MrP
Yes; though it would be more comfortable with an adverbial phrase of time:
'After living in Mexico for a few years, we settled in Chile.'
MrP
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