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Vts nair Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I was astomished to see them in red car ?

I was astomished to see them in red car instead of green or I was astonished when i saw them in red car instead of green? Help me understand the difference if any? also let me know which is right grammatically?
  

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I am sorry for typo.. it was actually astonished.

— Vts nair

  • I am sorry for typo..
  • it was actually astonished.
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I am sorry for typo.. it was actually astonished.
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I was astonished to see them in a red car instead of green.
I was astonished when I saw them in a red car instead of green.

Both are correct. The difference in meaning is small. "astonished to..." is more common, I would think.
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How about this one? I was astonished seeing them in a red car instead of green. is that also gives same meaning
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vts nairHow about this one? I was astonished seeing them in a red car instead of green. is that also gives same meaning
To me, this one doesn't seem quite so well formed. It would be understood to mean the same though.
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