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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Are the two sentences correct?
He pulls up at a street corner where his friend waits, smoking a cigarette.
He spots his friend waiting at a street corner, smoking a cigarette, and pulls up.
Are the two sentences correct? How would you write it?
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anonymous He pulls up at a street corner where his friend waits, smoking a cigarette. OK, but "is waiting" is better than "waits" anonymous He spots his friend waiting at a street corner, smoking a cigarette, and pulls up. OK.
- anonymous He pulls up at a street corner where his friend waits, smoking a cigarette.
- OK, but "is waiting" is better than "waits" anonymous He spots his friend waiting at a street corner, smoking a cigarette, and pulls up.
- OK.
- I'd write it like this.
- CJ
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anonymousHe pulls up at a street corner where his friend waits, smoking a cigarette.
OK, but "is waiting" is better than "waits"
anonymousHe spots his friend waiting at a street corner, smoking a cigarette, and pulls up.
OK. I'd write it like this.
CJ
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