Watch as
Brad and his camera man watch as the reporter from the competing news channel is doing a live report.
- Is "watch as" correct?
- Is the whole sentence written naturally?
They don't stand right by the reporter watching him. They watch him from a distance. If I want to make that clear, is the sentence below correct?
Brad and his camera man watch from a distance as the reporter from the competing news channel is doing a live report.
Top answer
They are fine, except in the US it's "cameraman". I am not sure about the UK. Also, your use of the progressive "is doing" implies a context that I can't divine.
- They are fine, except in the US it's "cameraman".
- I am not sure about the UK.
- Also, your use of the progressive "is doing" implies a context that I can't divine.
- I would ordinarily expect "does".
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They are fine, except in the US it's "cameraman". I am not sure about the UK. Also, your use of the progressive "is doing" implies a context that I can't divine. I would ordinarily expect "does".
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