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12-04-2008, 10:57 PM

I was planning to ask this after my examination, but I am glad that someone ask about it now!

To my understanding, を should be used after a noun (i.e. Noun を Verb)。So if I wanna use a Verb + を、I should make it in a "Noun Form"。That is, Verb + のを + Verb Or Verb + ことを + Verb。Is that true? (It sounds like Verb + to + Verb in English: I want to watch / I forget to buy...)

Speaking of の、I also see something like のでのは、and には as conjunctions. How should I use them?

Here is one of the examples I saw from web:

光の速さを超えるのは、不可能だと思われる。
Exceeding the speed of light is thought to be impossible.

超える is a verb、in order to join with 不可能だと思われる, it needs to be in noun form so that it becomes "The fact that exceeding the speed of light"

One more question... I don't quite understand the だと in here. (I know that when you want to write something like I want/I said, you should write と + 思います or 言ます)
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