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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
The men come running ?
She just flutters her eyelashes and the men come running!
'come running' is not familiar structure to me. (its meaning too)
Q1) How do you interpret it?
Q2) Is there other such type of verbs?
'come running' is not familiar structure to me. (its meaning too)
Q1) How do you interpret it?
Q2) Is there other such type of verbs?
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-- The men are strongly attracted. -- What do you mean by 'type of verb' here?
- -- The men are strongly attracted.
- -- What do you mean by 'type of verb' here?
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Q1) How do you interpret it?-- The men are strongly attracted.
Q2) Is there other such type of verbs?-- What do you mean by 'type of verb' here?
Q2) Is there other such type of verbs?-- What do you mean by 'type of verb' here?
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Thank you for your answer.
'type of verb' here means two verbs are coming in a row: come and run(ning).
I just though I have not seen often(or not familiar with) two verbs are coming consecutively.
'type of verb' here means two verbs are coming in a row: come and run(ning).
I just though I have not seen often(or not familiar with) two verbs are coming consecutively.
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Ah. Come, go and get are the common ones of this sort:
We went shopping.
They came dancing and singing down the street.
Let's get going.
And then there are many of a wider sort:
I tried jogging.
We enjoy singing.
I detest hobnobbing.
etc
We went shopping.
They came dancing and singing down the street.
Let's get going.
And then there are many of a wider sort:
I tried jogging.
We enjoy singing.
I detest hobnobbing.
etc
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