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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Which one is correct?

- President walked, being surrounded by the crowd.

- President walked by, being surrounded by crowd.

- President walked by, being surrounded by the crowd.

Or something else?
  

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Hi, - President walked, being surrounded by the crowd. - President walked by, being surrounded by crowd. - President walked by, being surrounded by the crowd.

— Clive

  • Hi, - President walked, being surrounded by the crowd.
  • - President walked by, being surrounded by crowd.
  • - President walked by, being surrounded by the crowd.
  • Or something else?
  • These are not OK.
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Hi,

- President walked, being surrounded by the crowd.

- President walked by, being surrounded by crowd.

- President walked by, being surrounded by the crowd.

Or something else?

These are not OK. Say this,.
- The President walked by, surrounded by the crowd. Walked by suggests that he/she passed the speaker.
- The President
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Or did you mean
The president walked through the crowd.
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CJ
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