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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Participle construction
She has long hair. She is wearing a white shirt. She is chopping some vegetables.
Can I shorten these sentences using "participle construction"? like this below.
1. She has long hair, wearing a white shirt, chopping some vegetables.
2. She has long hair, wearing a white shirt and chopping some vegetables.
1 and 2 are both ok? which is better? Thank you : )
Can I shorten these sentences using "participle construction"? like this below.
1. She has long hair, wearing a white shirt, chopping some vegetables.
2. She has long hair, wearing a white shirt and chopping some vegetables.
1 and 2 are both ok? which is better? Thank you : )
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mr1bin She has long hair. She is wearing a white shirt. She is chopping some vegetables.
- mr1bin She has long hair.
- She is wearing a white shirt.
- She is chopping some vegetables.
- Can I shorten these sentences using "participle construction"?
- like this below.
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mr1binShe has long hair. She is wearing a white shirt. She is chopping some vegetables.
Can I shorten these sentences using "participle construction"? like this below. Your sentences are already short. Do you mean can you combine them using participle construction? If so, see below.
1. She has long hair, wearing a white sh
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