6 Types of Subjects: More than a Noun or a Pronoun

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Wow! as the saying goes: "Killing two birds with a one stone".Learning advanced english grammar and at the same time learning standard english pronunciation.Thanks a lot teacher.

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[@qwlol]

For some reason this whole analysis is missing in my education. Thank you for helping me close the gap; I cannot understate how much this improves my confidence in writing my own English sentences and how it makes long English sentences instantly seem more digestible to me.

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[@mabe1203]

Dear teacher
Your clear and complete explanation was very useful for me because it allowed me to understand, relate and integrate many grammatical subjects.
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[@128titanicsokwonkim]

Hi, Lulu. I think that To infinitive, gerund clause, and that clause can be a noun clause.
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[@zahi9369]

Valuable pieces of information
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[@jatigre1]

"After a while, crocodile" , preposition/subordinating conjunction + subject?

[@thelearningdepot]

It has an implied subject and modal. I will see you after a while…

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