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Discover Ludwig"after what I" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is used to introduce a clause that explains or provides further information about something previously mentioned. It is usually used after verbs like "know," "understand," "believe," or "see." Example: "After what I saw at the zoo yesterday, I will never go back there again." (The clause "after what I saw" provides further information about the speaker's decision to not go back to the zoo.) Another example: "I cannot believe that after what I told you, you still went ahead and did it." (The clause "after what I told you" explains the speaker's disbelief at the listener's actions.)
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"Why wouldn't it, after what I did last year?
Especially after what I did to her toilet.
"I would have after what I saw in Hunter.
What right have I even to call you "dear" after what I have done?
After what I have been through, the tick-tock of '60 Minutes' is not too intimidating".
"After what I felt yesterday, I'm really glad I feel better today," Teixeira said.
I did not deserve it after what I put her through.
But after what I just went through today, I can definitely say it's not for me".
I dug after what I had always imagined and came up with even more.
After what I saw, I said we are going to make it easier to vote but harder to cheat".
It's incredibly rewarding to be able to give something back after what I have learned in the past 10 years.
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