Grammar question !! Please help
He alternated working in the office with long tours overseas
I just wonder the grammar of this sentence, could anyone please help me out? the "alternated" here means a verb but how about the "working"? And "overseas" is an adj right? so in what situation that I can put it behind a noun?
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nhung 312 I just wonder the grammar of this sentence, could anyone please help me out? the "alternated" here means a verb but how about the "working"? He alternated working in the office with long tours overseas.
- nhung 312 I just wonder the grammar of this sentence, could anyone please help me out?
- the "alternated" here means a verb but how about the "working"?
- He alternated working in the office with long tours overseas.
- Alternate means that you have two activities, A and B.
- First you do A, followed by B, then A then B, and this cycle repeats.
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nhung 312I just wonder the grammar of this sentence, could anyone please help me out? the "alternated" here means a verb but how about the "working"?
He alternated working in the office with long tours overseas.
Alternate means that you have two activities, A and B.
First you do A, followed by B, then A then B, and this cycle repeats.
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