Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
The phrase "as well as"
0 "I have placed a stamp on the envelope, as well as taking the trouble to send the letter for him." 02 br
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00 Is the use of a gerund after the phrase "as well as" grammatically correct in this context? Is there a better way to use "as well as" to add to a list of actions in a sentence? 02 br
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00 Is the use of a gerund after the phrase "as well as" grammatically correct in this context? Is there a better way to use "as well as" to add to a list of actions in a sentence? 02 br
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" 02 br 02 font 02 br 00 Is the use of a gerund after the phrase "as well as" grammatically correct in this context? 02 font 00 In general, a gerund is the normal structure when a verb follows 'as well as'. eg 01 font 00 I like baseball, as well as enjoying soccer.
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01 font 01 font 00 "I have placed a stamp on the envelope, as well as taking the trouble to send the letter for him." 02 br
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00 Is the use of a gerund after the phrase "as well as" grammatically correct in this context? 02 font 00 In general, a gerund is the normal s
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01 font 01 font 00 "I have placed a stamp on the envelope, as well as taking the trouble to send the letter for him." 02 br
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00 Is the use of a gerund after the phrase "as well as" grammatically correct in this context? 02 font 00 In general, a gerund is the normal s
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