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Astonishing Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Confusion; ", even playing games there"
Hi everybody, I'm wondering if the following sentence is grammatically correct:
"They were good friends, meaning they spent a lot of time at his place, even playing video games there."
Now, I know you could say "they even played video games there", but I'm wondering whether the above is correct.
Thanks in advance.
"They were good friends, meaning they spent a lot of time at his place, even playing video games there."
Now, I know you could say "they even played video games there", but I'm wondering whether the above is correct.
Thanks in advance.
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Your sentence seems OK to me.
"They were good friends, meaning they spent a lot of time at his place, even playing video games there."
They were good friends, which means/meant they spent a lot of time at his place, and even spent time playing video games there.
"They were good friends, meaning they spent a lot of time at his place, even playing video games there."
They were good friends, which means/meant they spent a lot of time at his place, and even spent time playing video games there.
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