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maryouma
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Would you mind helping me to choose the right option in the following sentence bc I get confused. thanks. Trees are being damaged by acid rain resulting ( from - of ) our pollution-causing activities. |
9 Mar 2016
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georginasantanna
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Hi! I think it is "resulting from". If I am not mistaken "from" is the preposition that goes with the verb "result". |
9 Mar 2016
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maryse pey�
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Yes, it is FROM as the pollution is the SOURCE of the acid rain, then the damage. |
9 Mar 2016
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yanogator
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Yes, it �s "from" with the verb "result". Your source of confusion might be that the noun "result" uses "of". The acid rain is a result of our pollution-causing activities. Bruce |
9 Mar 2016
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