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Anonymous Is this correct? ' However, what I think you intend to ask about is such an event: Have you ever seen a cat attack a dog?
- Anonymous Is this correct?
- ' However, what I think you intend to ask about is such an event: Have you ever seen a cat attack a dog?
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Anonymous Is this correct?The sentence is grammatically fine, but it means 'have you ever watched the process of attack?'
However, what I think you intend to ask about is such an event:
Have you ever seen a cat attack a dog?
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Mister MicawberHave you ever seen a cat attack a dog?I agree with Mister Micawber. If you want to use attacking, here are some examples:
Attacking (giving time info):
Have you ever seena cat hiss (individual event: the cat made noise)
while attacking a dog?
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