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Chariot  +  239936 Sun, 25 Jun 06 06:33 PM

 

"In spite of " must be followed by nouns? Can it be followed by gerunds? Thanks.
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Ruslana  +  239939 Sun, 25 Jun 06 07:25 PM

It may be followed by both nouns and gerunds.
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