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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Went out dancing
Are these sentences correct:
1) She went out dancing.
2) She went dancing out.
3) She came dancing back and picked a glass from the table.
4) She came back dancing and picked a glass from the table.
I think 'a' can mean two things:
1a) She went out to dance.
and
1b) She danced out of the place she was in.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) She went out dancing.
2) She went dancing out.
3) She came dancing back and picked a glass from the table.
4) She came back dancing and picked a glass from the table.
I think 'a' can mean two things:
1a) She went out to dance.
and
1b) She danced out of the place she was in.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
1) She went out dancing. ) 2) She went dancing out (not grammatical). ) 3) She came dancing back and picked up a glass from the table.
- 1) She went out dancing.
- ) 2) She went dancing out (not grammatical).
- ) 3) She came dancing back and picked up a glass from the table.
- ) 4) She came back dancing ...
- unclear.
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1) She went out dancing.
a) She went out to dance (possibly to a club, public place.)
2) She went dancing out (not grammatical).
(Possibly, She went dancing outside.)
(Also possible: She went dancing out of the dance hall (to the outdoors).)
3) She came dancing back and picked up a glass from the table. (not grammatical)
(Possibly: She came bac
a) She went out to dance (possibly to a club, public place.)
2) She went dancing out (not grammatical).
(Possibly, She went dancing outside.)
(Also possible: She went dancing out of the dance hall (to the outdoors).)
3) She came dancing back and picked up a glass from the table. (not grammatical)
(Possibly: She came bac
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