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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference native speaker?
He landed on his feet just as he released the ball.
He released the ball as he landed on his feet.
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He released the ball as he landed on his feet.
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Hi, He landed on his feet <<< the main focus of the speaker is here just as he released the ball. He released the ball <<< the main focus of the speaker is here as he landed on his feet. Clive
- Hi, He landed on his feet <<< the main focus of the speaker is here just as he released the ball.
- He released the ball <<< the main focus of the speaker is here as he landed on his feet.
- Clive
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Hi,
He landed on his feet <<< the main focus of the speaker is here
just as he released the ball.
He released the ball <<< the main focus of the speaker is here
as he landed on his feet.
Clive
He landed on his feet <<< the main focus of the speaker is here
just as he released the ball.
He released the ball <<< the main focus of the speaker is here
as he landed on his feet.
Clive
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abd is there difference ?
He landed on his feet just as he released the ball.
He landed on his feet just as he was releasing the ball.
He landed on his feet just as he released the ball.
He landed on his feet just as he was releasing the ball.
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Hi Clive,
I had a question
Is this the same kind of sentence as above?
The time expired as the ball went out of bounds.
The ball went out of bounds as the time expired.
You said its the focus of the speaker. But apart from that does it mean the same thing? I keep reading both and I don't see a difference.
To me
He landed on his feet as he released
I had a question
Is this the same kind of sentence as above?
The time expired as the ball went out of bounds.
The ball went out of bounds as the time expired.
You said its the focus of the speaker. But apart from that does it mean the same thing? I keep reading both and I don't see a difference.
To me
He landed on his feet as he released
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Hi,
I had a question
Is this the same kind of sentence as above?
The time expired as the ball went out of bounds.
The ball went out of bounds as the time expired.
You said its the focus of the speaker. But apart from that does it mean the same thing? Why say 'apart from that'.?How can you separate the speaker's focus from the meanin
I had a question
Is this the same kind of sentence as above?
The time expired as the ball went out of bounds.
The ball went out of bounds as the time expired.
You said its the focus of the speaker. But apart from that does it mean the same thing? Why say 'apart from that'.?How can you separate the speaker's focus from the meanin
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