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Abdul quddus Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Sentence confusion
Gibbs said: "In each area, the president and his team discussed both the progress that has been made as well as areas for additional focus moving forward.
i am confused how "moving forward" have been used in the above context.would somebody explain that for me???
i am confused how "moving forward" have been used in the above context.would somebody explain that for me???
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Hi Abdul. Welcome to English Forums. "Moving forward" in this context means "developing successfully, making progress'.
- Hi Abdul.
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- "Moving forward" in this context means "developing successfully, making progress'.
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Hi Abdul. Welcome to English Forums.
"Moving forward" in this context means "developing successfully, making progress'.
"Moving forward" in this context means "developing successfully, making progress'.
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would u please explain grammatical aspect how gerund or somewhat other construction is used ???because it seems to be lacking connection with rest of the sentence
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Well it is quite a large topic to cover. In your sentence "moving" is a present participle. A participial form of verbs used adjectivally when the action it describes is contemporaneous with that of the main verb of a sentence and also used in the formation of certain compound tenses. For further information, please search this forum and you will find a lot of examples.
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