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"But there was a difference. Selectively-schooled boys were worried about being seen to work hard, comprehensively-schooled boys were worried about being seen to work hard and being thought of as too clever. "
Would "seen to work hard" be the same as "seen working hard"?
"But there was a difference. Selectively-schooled boys were worried about being seen to work hard, comprehensively-schooled boys were worried about being seen to work hard and being thought of as too clever. "
Would "seen to work hard" be the same as "seen working hard"?
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"He was seen to work at a bank."
"He was seen working at a bank."
Could those be the same?
"He was seen working at a bank."
Could those be the same?
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"He was seen to work at a bank."
"He was seen working at a bank."
Could those be the same?
"He was seen working at a bank."
Could those be the same?
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