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Ben9108 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Comments on interpretation of comprising, visiting & followed
I would like to seek someone’s assistance to make comments on my interpretation of the following words.
Comprising specialists from the United States, Germany, Japan, Nigeria, Russia, Singapore, and South Korea, the WHO delegation arrived in China last Monday, visiting Beijing followed by the provinces of Guangdong and Sichuan.
- Comprising is present participle as an adjective to describe the specialists.
- Visiting is present participle as an adjective to describe Beijing.
- Followed is past participle as the beginning of the verb phrase.
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Ben9108 Comprising is a present participle as an adjective to describe the specialists. It describes the delegation. Ben9108 Visiting is a present participle as an adjective to describe Beijing.
- Ben9108 Comprising is a present participle as an adjective to describe the specialists.
- It describes the delegation.
- Ben9108 Visiting is a present participle as an adjective to describe Beijing.
- It applies to the delegation.
- Ben9108 Followed is a past participle as the beginning of the verb phrase.
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Ben9108Comprising is a present participle as an adjective to describe the specialists.
It describes the delegation.
Ben9108Visiting is a present participle as an adjective to describe Beijing.
It applies to the delegation.
Ben9108Followed is a past participle as the beginning of the verb
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