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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
'Watch' and 'its nominal subject'
Hello, I would like to know the meaning of WATCH in this sentence:
' ... because it would watch the keyboard player rise from the pit, so to speak, flex his muscles vis-à-vis the large ensemble and then ...disappear, would effectively deal with more than its nominal subject.'
I know the writting it's a little obscure.
Thanks in advance, An.
' ... because it would watch the keyboard player rise from the pit, so to speak, flex his muscles vis-à-vis the large ensemble and then ...disappear, would effectively deal with more than its nominal subject.'
I know the writting it's a little obscure.
Thanks in advance, An.
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It seem to me to mean nothing more than observe , as in I watch TV every night .
- It seem to me to mean nothing more than observe , as in I watch TV every night .
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It seem to me to mean nothing more than observe, as in I watch TV every night.
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