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Lucas21c Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would you help me? (About a Preposition)
Could you tell me whether the following sentence is correct or not?
I already know "She is always late getting to school." is fine.
Thanks.=
She is always late in getting to school.
I already know "She is always late getting to school." is fine.
Thanks.=
She is always late in getting to school.
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This structure is also common. No problem. To be + (adjective) [in] doing something The "in" is optional.
- This structure is also common.
- No problem.
- To be + (adjective) [in] doing something The "in" is optional.
- He was always careful in removing the finished product from the mold.
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This structure is also common. No problem.
To be + (adjective) [in] doing something
The "in" is optional.
He was always careful in removing the finished product from the mold.
To be + (adjective) [in] doing something
The "in" is optional.
He was always careful in removing the finished product from the mold.
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