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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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twisting -ing form
I saw atoms dancing before my eyes. I had had visions of this kind before, but could now see larger structures, long rows of atoms connected together and twisting like a snake.
Is "twisting" right here? or twisted?
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long rows of atoms connected together, twisting like a snake.
Is "twisting" right here? or twisted?
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long rows of atoms connected together, twisting like a snake.
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john liao Is "twisting" right here? Yes. Coordinates needn't necessarily belong to the same category.
- john liao Is "twisting" right here?
- Yes.
- Coordinates needn't necessarily belong to the same category.
- A more important factor is function, and the past participial clause and the · ing form clause could occur alone with the same function.
- john liao long rows of atoms connected together, twisting like a snake.
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john liaoIs "twisting" right here?Yes. Coordinates needn't necessarily belong to the same category. A more important factor is function, and the past participial clause and the ·ing form clause could occur alone with the same function.
john liaolong rows of atoms connected together, twisting like a snake.That’s also
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