My father does Robert De Niro very well
Is the following sentence correct?
My father does (=imitates) Robert De Niro very well.
If so, are there other ways to say this?
Thank you.
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Hello teal lime, Yes, your sentence is okay with either "does" or "imitates". You can also say: My father mimics Robert De Niro very well. But if you add "ing" or "ed" to the verb, please do it as follows: "mimicking" present participle "mimicked" past tense and past participle You need to add the letter "k" first.
- Hello teal lime, Yes, your sentence is okay with either "does" or "imitates".
- You can also say: My father mimics Robert De Niro very well.
- But if you add "ing" or "ed" to the verb, please do it as follows: "mimicking" present participle "mimicked" past tense and past participle You need to add the letter "k" first.
- Best wishes, JA
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Hello teal lime,
Yes, your sentence is okay with either "does" or "imitates".
You can also say:
My father mimics Robert De Niro very well.
But if you add "ing" or "ed" to the verb, please do it as follows:
"mimicking" present participle
"mimicked" past tense and past participle
You need to add the letter "k" first.
Best wishes,
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