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Karl34 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

It is about past participle and reduction of relative clause

i saw edward run

i saw edward runs

which sentence is true? if both of them are true what does they mean? please explain them meaning and grammarly with past participle and reduction of relative clause

  

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Karl34 which sentence is true? True means that it actually happened. It is not a lie.

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  • Karl34 which sentence is true?
  • True means that it actually happened.
  • It is not a lie.
  • Grammatical or correct means it is good English.
  • Neither sentence is grammatical English.
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Karl34which sentence is true?

True means that it actually happened. It is not a lie.
Grammatical or correct means it is good English.

Neither sentence is grammatical English.

Every sentence must begin with a capital letter and end with a punctuation mark.

In addition, "i" is a letter, not a person. Letters cannot see anything.

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