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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

English grammer.

I saw you while you buying books.
  

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I saw you while you were buying books.

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I saw you while you were buying books.
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Dear AlpheccaStars, what about 'I saw you buying books.'? Is that correct, too?
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Notorioz Dear AlpheccaStars, what about 'I saw you buying books.'? Is that correct, too?
Yes, but the meaning is a little different.
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Different like what? Could you please explain more?
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I saw you when you were buying books. (You were doing that when I saw you.)
I saw you buying books. (I observed that you were buying books.)
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