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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Could you advise me if I am correct in these grammar concept, please?


My face reflects in the water. (The present state, still)

I could see my face reflected in the water. (The present state, still)

I saw my face reflected in the water. (The Past state)


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John Aki My face reflects in the water. (The present state, still) Yes, it refers to what is happening in the present. I see "reflects" as describing a continuous action rather than a "state" though.

  • John Aki My face reflects in the water.
  • (The present state, still) Yes, it refers to what is happening in the present.
  • I see "reflects" as describing a continuous action rather than a "state" though.
  • A similar comment applies to your other examples.
  • "My face is reflected in the water" is probably a more common thing to say.
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John AkiMy face reflects in the water. (The present state, still)

Yes, it refers to what is happening in the present. I see "reflects" as describing a continuous action rather than a "state" though. A similar comment applies to your other examples.

"My face is reflected in the water" is probably a more common thing to say.

John Ak

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