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Nhung 312 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar !! HELP

"I hate being cooped up inside working when it is sunny outside"

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"Spending a brief amount of time immersed in nature can help your mental heath"

I don't get the structure of this sentence. Could you guys help me pls? I mean the "working" and "Immersed" here how can I put this in a sentence? Is that related to "relative clause"

  

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nhung 312 I don't get the structure of this sentence. of these sentences. I hate [ [ [being cooped up inside] (and) [working] ] [when it is sunny outside] ].

— CalifJim

  • nhung 312 I don't get the structure of this sentence.
  • of these sentences.
  • I hate [ [ [being cooped up inside] (and) [working] ] [when it is sunny outside] ].
  • [ Spending a brief amount of time [immersed in nature] ] [can help [ your mental heath] ].
  • 'working' is a present participle.
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nhung 312I don't get the structure of this sentence. of these sentences.

I hate
[
[ [being cooped up inside] (and) [working] ]
[when it is sunny outside]
].

[ Spending a brief amount of time [immersed in nature] ]

[can help [ your mental hea

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