Is the following sentence correct:
I watched the sequel before the original movie.
It sounds strange to me—something like "earlier than the original" or "before I watched the original movie" sounds better, but I'm looking for a definitive rule for the usage of "before".
Can "before" be used together with an object?
Best Answer
Yes. "Before" serves as a correlation/correlative conjunction and functions like a coordinating conjunction in this case, which would allow you to omit repeating the SV.