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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The boy comes singing or the boy is coming singing
1. The boy is coming.
2. He is singing(at the same time).
If I join the two sentences above using participle and make a single one, then which sentence can I rewrite using participle below. kindly tell me why and in which situations?
a. The boy comes singing.
b. The boy is coming while singing.
c. The boy is singing while coming.
d. The boy is coming singing.
I am very confused.Please explain the matter grammatically.
2. He is singing(at the same time).
If I join the two sentences above using participle and make a single one, then which sentence can I rewrite using participle below. kindly tell me why and in which situations?
a. The boy comes singing.
b. The boy is coming while singing.
c. The boy is singing while coming.
d. The boy is coming singing.
I am very confused.Please explain the matter grammatically.
Top answer
The boy is singing as he comes. This one is what I would say.
- The boy is singing as he comes.
- This one is what I would say.
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roky0071Could you tell me in which situation should I use this sentence?Use that sentence when you have this situation:
1. The boy is coming.
2. He is singing (at the same time).
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