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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
english
what is the difference between
I saw you waiting
I saw you get in the car
I saw you waiting
I saw you get in the car
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I saw you waiting (on the corner). In the past, I observed you. You were waiting for someone or something.
- I saw you waiting (on the corner).
- In the past, I observed you.
- You were waiting for someone or something.
- I saw you get in the car.
- In the past I observed this action: the car door opened and you got inside.
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I saw you waiting (on the corner). In the past, I observed you. You were waiting for someone or something.
I saw you get in the car. In the past I observed this action: the car door opened and you got inside.
I saw you get in the car. In the past I observed this action: the car door opened and you got inside.
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