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EngBB Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence works?
1. Soldier son returned home a different man.
2. He hung up the phone a frightened man.
Are the sentences work, why?
2. He hung up the phone a frightened man.
Are the sentences work, why?
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1. The soldier son returned home a different man. 2.
- 1.
- The soldier son returned home a different man.
- 2.
- He hung up the phone a frightened man.
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1. The soldier son returned home a different man.
2. He hung up the phone a frightened man.
2. He hung up the phone a frightened man.
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He hung up the phone, a frightened man. (should it be like this?)
or should I say, A frightened man hung up the phone.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
or should I say, A frightened man hung up the phone.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
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Not sure on the grammar they both look alright to me, but the sentences say slightly different things. The first one implies that something frightened the man during the phone call, the second that he was frightened by something else.
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