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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Saving from drowning
Can I say,
(a) John is rescuing his drowning sister.
(b) John is rescuing the girl who / which is drowning.
(c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
(a) John is rescuing his drowning sister.
(b) John is rescuing the girl who / which is drowning.
(c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
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(a) John is rescuing his drowning sister. (b) John is rescuing the girl who is drowning. (c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
- (a) John is rescuing his drowning sister.
- (b) John is rescuing the girl who is drowning.
- (c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
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(a) John is rescuing his drowning sister.
(b) John is rescuing the girl who is drowning.
(c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
(b) John is rescuing the girl who is drowning.
(c) John is rescuing the girl from drowning.
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