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| Autor: | jazz |
| E-mail: | não-disponível |
| Data: | 27/JUL/2010 12:14 AM |
| Assunto: | thread still unanswered... |
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Sorry, Marcelo. It has absolutely nothing to do with what I asked. Of course the primitve form is used after modal verbs, and that after "avoid" the gerund is compulsory... so what?? What I mean is the verb being used as the subject of the clause. Would anyone else BE more specific, pleeease? Thanks anyway, buddy. |
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be vs. being... Bob Dylan – jazz 24/JUL/2010, 7:06 PM be vs. being... Bob Dylan – Marcelo MP 25/JUL/2010, 8:25 AM 
thread still unanswered... – jazz 27/JUL/2010, 12:14 AM thread still unanswered... – Marcelo MP 27/JUL/2010, 4:58 AM thread still unanswered... – PPAULO 27/JUL/2010, 6:06 AM thread still unanswered... – A non-native born citizen 27/JUL/2010, 6:08 AM thread still unanswered... – Non-native born 27/JUL/2010, 6:10 AM thread still unanswered... – Non-native born 27/JUL/2010, 6:14 AM thanks 2 u all – jazz 29/JUL/2010, 6:45 PM