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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
(chess)waiting
Hi.
Does 'waiting' and the use of the participle in:
the White King would avoid facing off with the Black King, waiting for Black to step into the face-off
mean
'..........and waits for Black to..'
or it states the White's state, or what?
Does 'waiting' and the use of the participle in:
the White King would avoid facing off with the Black King, waiting for Black to step into the face-off
mean
'..........and waits for Black to..'
or it states the White's state, or what?
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Does 'waiting' and the use of the participle in:
the White King would avoid facing off with the Black King, waiting for Black to step into the face-off
mean
'..........and waits for Black to..'
or it states the White's state, or something else?
the White King would avoid facing off with the Black King, waiting for Black to step into the face-off
mean
'..........and waits for Black to..'
or it states the White's state, or something else?
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soheil1Does 'waiting' and the use of the participle in:the White King would avoid facing off with the Black King, waiting for Black to step into the face-offmean'..........and waits for Black to..'Yes, that's how I interpret it.
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