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antía
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Tue, 23 Nov 04 12:15 PM
Sorry, I'm sending this message twice, but I couldn't find my password at first...
Well, my question is this one>
I know 'before' can function both as a conjunction and as a preposition, but I can't decide which the function is in this sentence> The airport will have to do a cost-benefit analysis before building the new runway.
Is 'building the new runway' a non-finite clause and, therefore, is 'before' a conjunction?
Please, can you help me? I'm in a hurry!!!
Thanks a lot!!!
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