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Noname 8048 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
See go with ??
The water starts to drain, and we see go with the water the tiny light, which we can also see has some kind of key attached to it.
This is from script of saw the movie. I don't understand that part of the sentence. what does it mean?
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Noname 8048 we see go with the water the tiny light This is an inversion of We see the tiny light go with the water. This is done so that the relative clause ( which we can also ... ) can be placed next to its antecedent ( light ).
- Noname 8048 we see go with the water the tiny light This is an inversion of We see the tiny light go with the water.
- This is done so that the relative clause ( which we can also ...
- ) can be placed next to its antecedent ( light ).
- CJ
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Noname 8048we see go with the water the tiny light
This is an inversion of
We see the tiny light go with the water.
This is done so that the relative clause (which we can also ...) can be placed next to its antecedent (light).
CJ
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