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    I think the difference depends on if there is a subordinate sentence following the expression "antes de". If you say "antes de que" (+ subj), you need a new sentence: Antes de que... (tú vengas / nosotros compráramos el piso / yo me haya instalado...). If you say "antes de", you must go on with a noun: Antes de... la hora fijada / del accidente. Of course you can use a sustantivated (?) verb that is, a verb which works as a noun (infinitive): antes de empezar... Please, tell me if there is sth you can't understand or not properly expressed.
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    Life is a missleading answer to a question in a strange language. 
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    Am I the latest? Hi Here I am. This is the first time I go on the Internet to meet english speakers. I'm sure I'm going to meet a lot of interesting people!
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