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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Hiding/sheltering

- Why are you hiding?
- Why are you sheltering?

Are these two sentences correct? What is the difference in meaning?
  

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hiding! hehe, I'm not good with this sometimes. Oh, ok, got it.

  • hiding!
  • hehe, I'm not good with this sometimes.
  • Oh, ok, got it.
  • If you're hiding, it means that you're keeping yourself out of some one else's site.
  • " - This verb needs an object.
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"Why are you hiding" - This means that you're...well....hiding! hehe, I'm not good with this sometimes. Oh, ok, got it. If you're hiding, it means that you're keeping yourself out of some one else's site. So, the sentence is asking, "Why are you keeping yourself out of others' sight?"

"Why are you sheltering?" - This verb needs an object. For example, you can say, "why are you shel

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