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Mackygood Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Watched....

Jennifer sat by the window and watched the cars pass by. Should I use pass or passing by? Also, are there any specific rules on the usage of watch?

Thanks for answers,

Mack
  

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In this context, there is no difference.

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  • In this context, there is no difference.
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You can use either one.In this context, there is no difference.
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