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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?

"Can you observe him gaining any power?"
or
"Can you observe him gained any power?"
  

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Anonymous Is this sentence correct? " However, it is not native English. One of these is more natural (but I cannot judge from your original sentence what you mean: Can you see that he has gained any power?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is this sentence correct?
  • " However, it is not native English.
  • One of these is more natural (but I cannot judge from your original sentence what you mean: Can you see that he has gained any power?
  • Can you see him gaining any power?
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AnonymousIs this sentence correct?
Only this is grammatically correct: "Can you observe him gaining any power?"
However, it is not native English. One of these is more natural (but I cannot judge from your original sentence what you mean:

Can you see that he has gained any power?
Can you see him gaining any power?
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