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2cr3nd4 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Seen + participle
I saw two articles written on paper like below. Sincerely need someone's help in answering my few inquiries.
Example A: Time for a top up: Melanie Griffith spotted outside beauty salon offering chemical peels
She's known for her quest to stay young. The 54-year-old was seen parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
Example B: She was always a tomboy! Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews
Aside from her different hair, the star is instantly recognisbale with her porcelain skin, sweet smile and awkward stance in a clip of the interview.
In Example A, I would like to know if "parking" should be used in lieu of "parked".
In Example B, if the headline is re-written into sentence, pls advise if the following is correct.
Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart was seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews
Thanks in advance
Example A: Time for a top up: Melanie Griffith spotted outside beauty salon offering chemical peels
She's known for her quest to stay young. The 54-year-old was seen parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
Example B: She was always a tomboy! Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews
Aside from her different hair, the star is instantly recognisbale with her porcelain skin, sweet smile and awkward stance in a clip of the interview.
In Example A, I would like to know if "parking" should be used in lieu of "parked".
In Example B, if the headline is re-written into sentence, pls advise if the following is correct.
Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart was seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews
Thanks in advance
Top answer
2cr3nd4 In Example A, I would like to know if "parking" should be used in lieu of "parked Not unless the car was still moving into the parking space. Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart was seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews Yes, that is the idea.
- 2cr3nd4 In Example A, I would like to know if "parking" should be used in lieu of "parked Not unless the car was still moving into the parking space.
- Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart was seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews Yes, that is the idea.
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2cr3nd4In Example A, I would like to know if "parking" should be used in lieu of "parkedNot unless the car was still moving into the parking space.
2cr3nd4In Example B, if the headline is re-written into sentence, pls advise if the following is correct.Fresh-faced Kristen Stewart was seen aged 12 in one of her first interviews
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tks, Mister Micawber, need your another sincere reply for below
regarding the sentence of
The 54-year-old was seen parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
is the exact meaning like below?
The 54-year-old was seen outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
The car was parked outside Skin
regarding the sentence of
The 54-year-old was seen parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
is the exact meaning like below?
The 54-year-old was seen outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.
The car was parked outside Skin
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2cr3nd4egarding the sentence ofThe 54-year-old was seen parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.is the exact meaning like below?The 54-year-old was seen outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.The car was parked outside Skin Apeel By Laura in Santa Monica yesterday.No. That is not the exact meaning. Here is the exact meani
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