sin llega vs. sin llegar
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The direct object "la" stands for "la puerta."
La cerró lo más rápido que pudo sin llega; a parecer grosero.
I thought after all prepositions if there is a verb it must be in the infinitive form.
Is this an exception?
Also, what does sin llega mean in this sentence? Without doing what exactly?
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updated Sep 28, 2011
edited by Fredbong
posted by Fredbong
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La cerró lo más rápido que pudo sin llegar a parecer grosero.
Hmm, typo on llegar no doubt, but the rest, what about the semi-colon? Was that there? Yes, this is it, no semi-colon, and the r is missing.
he closed the door as fast as he could trying not to seem rude.
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by 00494d19
This is word for word how it was written! Strange. - Fredbong, Sep 28, 2011
