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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
passing by
Do I say,
1 The branch has a bird.
2 He saw a bird sit on the branch.
3 He saw a bird passing / passing by the field.
4 The bird is passing by on the tree.
1 The branch has a bird.
2 He saw a bird sit on the branch.
3 He saw a bird passing / passing by the field.
4 The bird is passing by on the tree.
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Vincent Teo Do I say, No. There's a bird on the branch. He saw a bird sitting on the branch.
- Vincent Teo Do I say, No.
- There's a bird on the branch.
- He saw a bird sitting on the branch.
- He saw a bird flying over the field.
- The bird is flying past the tree.
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Vincent TeoDo I say,No.
There's a bird on the branch.
He saw a bird sitting on the branch.
He saw a bird flying over the field.
The bird is flying past the tree.
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Thanks,
Can I say,
1 He saw a bird on the branch.
2 He saw a bird was on the branch.
Can I say,
1 He saw a bird on the branch.
2 He saw a bird was on the branch.
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