Is there any difference in meaning between these two sentences because of the placement of the phrase "Walking around there"?
Did you come across a man with a red hat walking around there?
Walking around there, did you come across a man with a red hat?
Is there any difference in meaning between 1 and 2 because of the placement of the phrase "Walking around there"? I think the difference is that in sentence 1, it was the man who was walking around there, but in 2, it was you who were walking around there.Am I right? I've just got curious and confused about this.
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fire1 Did you come across a man with a red hat walking around there ? Walking around there , did you come across a man with a red hat? Is there any difference in meaning between 1 and 2 because of the placement of the phrase " Walking around there" ?
- fire1 Did you come across a man with a red hat walking around there ?
- Walking around there , did you come across a man with a red hat?
- Is there any difference in meaning between 1 and 2 because of the placement of the phrase " Walking around there" ?
- Am I right?
- I've just got curious and confused about this.
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Did you come across a man with a red hat walking around there?
Walking around there, did you come across a man with a red hat?
Is there any difference in meaning between 1 and 2 because of the placement of the phrase "Walking around there"? I think the difference is that in sentence 1, it was the man who
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