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1. Having done a lot of work on participial construction, the students will be good at it. 2. Having learned participial construction, the students will be good at it. Which one is correct?
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Both sentences are readily understandable, but a little awkward-sounding. " is generally not the best way to do it. These sentences might be better phrased as: The students should be good at participial construction, since they've done a lot of work on it.
- Both sentences are readily understandable, but a little awkward-sounding.
- " is generally not the best way to do it.
- These sentences might be better phrased as: The students should be good at participial construction, since they've done a lot of work on it.
- The students should be good at participial construction, since they've learned it well.
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Both sentences are readily understandable, but a little awkward-sounding. Beginning a sentence with "Having..." is generally not the best way to do it. These sentences might be better phrased as:
The students should be good at participial construction, since they've done a lot of work on it.
The students should be good at participial construction, since they've learned
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