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Park sang joon Posted 9 years ago
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A participial phrase

The next morning, Carlito captures Dr. Barnaby, and upon being spotted on the security room's monitors suspending him over a group of zombies, forces Brad and Frank to rescue the doctor, the former being wounded in the effort. While seeking medicine for Brad in from the supermarket pharmacy, Frank rescues a young woman from the store's crazed manager, who runs off after he recognises her from earlier and attempts to question her.
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I'd like to know if "suspending him over a group of zombies" qualifies "forces."
Thank you in advance for your help.
  

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No, it is part of the pattern "spot someone doing something".

  • No, it is part of the pattern "spot someone doing something".
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No, it is part of the pattern "spot someone doing something".

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