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New Hope Posted 12 years ago
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Is the second part of the sentence below correct?
He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle and passed by him without noticing him.
  

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It doesn't make sense. Perhaps you mean He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle and passed by him without being noticed or He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle, but his friend passed by him without noticing him.

— Blue Jay

  • It doesn't make sense.
  • Perhaps you mean He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle and passed by him without being noticed or He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle, but his friend passed by him without noticing him.
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It doesn't make sense. Perhaps you mean He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle and passed by him without being noticed or He saw his friend coming towards him on a bicycle, but his friend passed by him without noticing him.
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