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Jayden Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar question
1.We have a camera, which is hiding there.
2. we have a camera, being hiding there.
3. we have a camera hiding there.
Could I change sentence ''1'' to ''2'' or''3''? Do those grammatically correct?
2. we have a camera, being hiding there.
3. we have a camera hiding there.
Could I change sentence ''1'' to ''2'' or''3''? Do those grammatically correct?
Top answer
We have a camera, which is hiding there. OK. 2.
- We have a camera, which is hiding there.
- OK.
- 2.
- we have a camera, being hiding there.
- No.
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1.We have a camera, which is hiding there. OK.
2. we have a camera, being hiding there. No.
3. We have a camera hiding there. OK as corrected.
3 is the best.
If you want to reduce a dependent relative clause that begins with a wh-word and a form of be (is, are, ...) followed by a participle, remove both the wh
2. we have a camera, being hiding there. No.
3. We have a camera hiding there. OK as corrected.
3 is the best.
If you want to reduce a dependent relative clause that begins with a wh-word and a form of be (is, are, ...) followed by a participle, remove both the wh
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