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    January 13, 2017
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    I want to know the grammar about the word AFTER if I want to describe something happens after a particular time, are there only two ways to make a sentence with AFTER? 1) after doing something 2) after someone did something
    March 15, 2016
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    both are correct, but depends on the context when you use it, the first sentence is a statement, the second one is used to answer a question, you can compare it with my translation: 1) i sent him a message (equals 我给他发了短信) 2) A: have you sent the message to him? B: yes i have. (equals 我给他发短信) time adverbial could be added before or after subject, but rarely appears at the end of the sentence. you can see the difference from my example: 1)I sent him a message yesterday, but haven't got his feedback (both 昨天我给他发了短息 and 我昨天给他发了短息 are right) 2) A: when did you send the message to him? B: I sent it yesterday. (equals 我昨天给他发的短信, to emphasize the time)
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