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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Stand/standing
- She saw him standing next to Britney.
- She saw him stand next to Britney.
Which of the two is correct? Please say why.
- She saw him stand next to Britney.
Which of the two is correct? Please say why.
Top answer
you could use both, not much difference: standing suggests he was there a long time, stand suggests he moved in but wasnt there for long!
- you could use both, not much difference: standing suggests he was there a long time, stand suggests he moved in but wasnt there for long!
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you could use both, not much difference:
standing suggests he was there a long time,
stand suggests he moved in but wasnt there for long!
standing suggests he was there a long time,
stand suggests he moved in but wasnt there for long!
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