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Pructus Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Quietly reading
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Do natives find these two sentences different in nuances or meaning?
A. He found his son quietly reading.
B. He found his son reading quietly.
Do natives find these two sentences different in nuances or meaning?
A. He found his son quietly reading.
B. He found his son reading quietly.
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I perceive no difference in meaning, but (B) is a more natural word order for me.
- I perceive no difference in meaning, but (B) is a more natural word order for me.
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I perceive no difference in meaning, but (B) is a more natural word order for me.
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I see...
Thanks a lot, GPY!!
By the way the whole sentence was like this: He was relieved to find his son quietly reading.
Thanks a lot, GPY!!
By the way the whole sentence was like this: He was relieved to find his son quietly reading.
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