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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Gerund or infinitive

Hello,

Does 'watch' take an infinitive or a gerund,or both after it?
Eg:'I watched her do/doing her job.'

Thank you.
  

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I watched her do her work - I watched her from the start to the finish. I watched here doing her her work - I watched her during some, not necessarily all, of the time she was working.

— Fivejedjon

  • I watched her do her work - I watched her from the start to the finish.
  • I watched here doing her her work - I watched her during some, not necessarily all, of the time she was working.
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I watched her do her work - I watched her from the start to the finish.
I watched here doing her her work - I watched her during some, not necessarily all, of the time she was working.
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