I wanna know the subject of this phrase...
"Standing in the middle of the exhibition hall, surrounded by Korean art, I could not stop thinking about Kansong."
In the above sentence, I wanna know the subject of "surrounded".
Is it "I" or "the exhibition hall"? it's really confusing.
Top answer
The exhibition hall would not be surrounded (encircled) by Korean art. That sounds like the art was on the outside of the exhibition hall, like an army around a fort they are about to attack. I is the subject of 'standing' and the subject of 'surrounded'.
- The exhibition hall would not be surrounded (encircled) by Korean art.
- That sounds like the art was on the outside of the exhibition hall, like an army around a fort they are about to attack.
- I is the subject of 'standing' and the subject of 'surrounded'.
- anonymous I wanna know This is not at all the nicest way to ask your question.
- It's unmannerly.
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The exhibition hall would not be surrounded (encircled) by Korean art. That sounds like the art was on the outside of the exhibition hall, like an army around a fort they are about to attack.
I is the subject of 'standing' and the subject of 'surrounded'.
anonymousI wanna know
This is not at all the nicest way to ask your qu
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