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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

which one is grammatically correct ?

driving with the windows open or driving with the windows are open ?

if the correct one is the first one, what is the structure behind it ?
  

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Anonymous driving with the windows open or driving with the windows are open ? if the correct one is the first one, what is the structure behind it ? 1) The first one is correct.

— Anonymous

  • Anonymous driving with the windows open or driving with the windows are open ?
  • if the correct one is the first one, what is the structure behind it ?
  • 1) The first one is correct.
  • "Driving" is a gerund.
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Anonymous driving with the windows open or driving with the windows are open ? if the correct one is the first one, what is the structure behind it ?
1) The first one is correct.
"Driving" is a gerund.
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