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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
When Dzhokhar ran over his body while making his escape in an SUV?
Does it mean "when Dzhokhar drove the SUV and ran over his elder brother's body while making his escape"?
Context:
His 26-year-old brother was killed during a shootout with Watertown police Thursday night and may have sustained fatal injuries when Dzhokhar ran over his body while making his escape in an SUV.
Context:
His 26-year-old brother was killed during a shootout with Watertown police Thursday night and may have sustained fatal injuries when Dzhokhar ran over his body while making his escape in an SUV.
Top answer
Yes. That's what it means. brother was injured...
- Yes.
- That's what it means.
- brother was injured...
- Otherwise, it implies that he may have died twice, which I doubt is the case.
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Yes. That's what it means. [ The first part of the sentence would be better as: ...brother was injured... Otherwise, it implies that he may have died twice, which I doubt is the case. ]
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