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New Hope Posted 12 years ago
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which is correct?
He did not care when he was crossing the road.
He did not care about when he was crossing the road.
He did not care when he was crossing the road.
He did not care about when he was crossing the road.
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I would say the first one is correct. I'd put it this way: He was crossing the road carelessly.
- I would say the first one is correct.
- I'd put it this way: He was crossing the road carelessly.
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I would say the first one is correct. I'd put it this way:
He was crossing the road carelessly.
He was crossing the road carelessly.
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haroon rashidwhich is correct? He did not care when he was crossing the road.He did not care about when he was crossing the road.I am not sure what you intend, Haroon. Is it this?—
He was not careful when he crossed the road. (= He was careless and in danger of being hit by a car, for instance.)
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Sorry, my sentence was not clear. I meant he was usually not careful while crossing the road.
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