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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
shooting
Can I say,
The hunter is shooting the deer at the forest.
The hunter is hunting deer at the forest.
The hunter is shooting the deer at the forest.
The hunter is hunting deer at the forest.
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Use this: The hunter is hunting deer in the forest.
- Use this: The hunter is hunting deer in the forest.
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Can I use "shooting / shooting at the deer"?
The hunter is shooting the deer at the forest.
The hunter is shooting the deer at the forest.
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If he is in the process of squeezing the trigger, you can say "he is shooting."
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That means:
The hunter is shooting / shooting at the deer at the forest. (both are correct)
If I mention about the process of the hunter doing (shooting), is consider correct, right?
The hunter is shooting / shooting at the deer at the forest. (both are correct)
If I mention about the process of the hunter doing (shooting), is consider correct, right?
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Yes.
shooting the deer-- the deer are killed or injured
shooting at the deer-- the deer are probably not hit.
Yes.
shooting the deer-- the deer are killed or injured
shooting at the deer-- the deer are probably not hit.
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