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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Where appropriate.
Always adapt SQ3R to the material at hand, adding, modifying, or eliminating steps where appropriate.
[Source: Reading for Results Ninth Edition by Laraine Flemming]
I have been taught when I use adverbial time conjunctions, adverbial conditional conjunctions and adverbial concessive conjunctions, I can drop the set of a pronoun and the verb "be" following those conjunctions.
But I can't assure myself if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
So I'd like to know if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
[Source: Reading for Results Ninth Edition by Laraine Flemming]
I have been taught when I use adverbial time conjunctions, adverbial conditional conjunctions and adverbial concessive conjunctions, I can drop the set of a pronoun and the verb "be" following those conjunctions.
But I can't assure myself if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
So I'd like to know if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
Top answer
park sang joon I have been taught when I use adverbial time conjunctions, adverbial conditional conjunctions and adverbial concessive conjunctions, I can drop the set of a pronoun and the verb "be" following those conjunctions. I doubt this is always true. park sang joon But I can't assure myself if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
- park sang joon I have been taught when I use adverbial time conjunctions, adverbial conditional conjunctions and adverbial concessive conjunctions, I can drop the set of a pronoun and the verb "be" following those conjunctions.
- I doubt this is always true.
- park sang joon But I can't assure myself if I can drop the set following adverbial place conjunctions.
- Probably, as in the other cases, "it depends".
- We will take action where it is necessary.
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park sang joonI have been taught when I use adverbial time conjunctions, adverbial conditional conjunctions and adverbial concessive conjunctions, I can drop the set of a pronoun and the verb "be" following those conjunctions.I doubt this is always true.
park sang joonBut I can't assure myself if I can drop the set f
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Thank you, GPY, for another kind answer from you.
Probably, as in the other cases, "it depends".
We will ta
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park sang joonBut just to be sure, I'd like to ask you if a part of speech plays the key role?noun or adjective.In many cases, yes, I think so. However an adjective does not guarantee that the omission is possible. For example, "I'll buy it, provided it is cheap" cannot be reduced to "I'll buy it, provided cheap". Also, there are cases where contraction is po
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