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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
(chess) steering
Hi.
Why is the verb 'steer' used in the participle form in:
So far, both sides have moved logically, steering undeveloped pieces toward the center.
(from Play Winning Chess, p75)
?Thanks in advance
Why is the verb 'steer' used in the participle form in:
So far, both sides have moved logically, steering undeveloped pieces toward the center.
(from Play Winning Chess, p75)
?Thanks in advance
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soheil1 Why is the verb 'steer' used in the participle form in: It indicates an action at the same time as the main verb ('have moved'). Nonfinite participles assume the same tense as the main verb.
- soheil1 Why is the verb 'steer' used in the participle form in: It indicates an action at the same time as the main verb ('have moved').
- Nonfinite participles assume the same tense as the main verb.
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soheil1Why is the verb 'steer' used in the participle form in:It indicates an action at the same time as the main verb ('have moved'). Nonfinite participles assume the same tense as the main verb.
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