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It's like fill in the brackets: before__, he'd laughed. (speak) I think the answer might be: before the speak, he'd laughed. or maybe: before speaking, he'd laughed. although the second one is wrong grammaticly.
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It's like fill in the brackets: before__, he'd laughed. (speak)

I think the answer might be:
before the speak, he'd laughed.
or maybe:
before speaking, he'd laughed.
although the second one is wrong grammaticly. what do you think?

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he would day "before speaking, he'd laughed.
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