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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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what form to use after"as result of"
hello i want to know if this form is grammatically correct if not how should i correct it?"But as gradually the quality of teaching diminished as a result of some prominent teachers leaving the institute , there was no reason for me to stay there anymore."
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The main problem is the two 'as's, which make confusing reading,and your word order only compounds the confusion. But because the quality of teaching had gradually diminished as a result of some prominent teachers leaving the institute, there was no reason for me to stay there.
- The main problem is the two 'as's, which make confusing reading,and your word order only compounds the confusion.
- But because the quality of teaching had gradually diminished as a result of some prominent teachers leaving the institute, there was no reason for me to stay there.
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The main problem is the two 'as's, which make confusing reading,and your word order only compounds the confusion.
But because the quality of teaching had gradually diminished as a result of some prominent teachers leaving the institute, there was no reason for me to stay there.
But because the quality of teaching had gradually diminished as a result of some prominent teachers leaving the institute, there was no reason for me to stay there.
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