"Believing that they are far better drivers that women are, men consider women drivers incompetence, inattentive, and even dangerous behind the wheel."
Is the first sentence correctly reduced to the second one?
"Because men believe that they are far better drivers that women are, they consider women drivers incompetence, inattentive, and even dangerous behind the wheel."
Yes, if you think that "Believing that they are far better drivers that women are" indicates a reason. Compare an example like this. Feeling h appy, Tom walked down the street .
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Yes, if you think that "Believing that they are far better drivers that women are" indicates a reason.
Compare an example like this. Feeling happy, Tom walked down the street.
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{I'm not sure I'd say 'reduced', since the second of your sentences is longer than the original.)
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"Because men are believing that they are far better drivers than women are, they consider women drivers incompetent, inattentive, and even dangerous behind the wheel."
Can we use in progressive form (gradually it is occurring)? Or is n't it possible?
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"Because men are believing that they are far better drivers than women are, they consider women drivers incompetent, inattentive, and even dangerous behind the wheel."
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This doesn't make sense to me.
That is because "believe"not used in progressive tenses and I forgot this fact.