Please check grammer
She joined her boyfriend at the table, again only having a coffee.
If written like this, who's only having a coffee?
Is the sentence grammatical? Would you punctuate it differently?
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anonymous She joined her boyfriend at the table, again only having a coffee. If written like this, who's only having a coffee? "she" We always assume the subject of the main clause ( she ) is also the subject of the participle clause if there is no obvious common-sense explanation that they should be different.
- anonymous She joined her boyfriend at the table, again only having a coffee.
- If written like this, who's only having a coffee?
- "she" We always assume the subject of the main clause ( she ) is also the subject of the participle clause if there is no obvious common-sense explanation that they should be different.
- 'again having only a coffee' would be better.
- It's 'grammar', not 'grammer'.
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anonymousShe joined her boyfriend at the table, again only having a coffee.
If written like this, who's only having a coffee?
"she"
We always assume the subject of the main clause (she) is also the subject of the participle clause if there is no obvious common-sense explanation that they should be different.
'again having only a coffe
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