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Thatkoko666 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Who is smiling in this context?
‘I look at her smiling’
From what I know
present participle can be used:
•after verbs of perception
•for two actions at the same time [He walked outta the room laughing]
So who's smiling in this context?
Me or her?
Top answer
I look at her smiling. So who's smiling in this context? She is.
- I look at her smiling.
- So who's smiling in this context?
- She is.
- if I am smiling, say eg Smiling, I look at her.
- eg I smile at her.
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I look at her smiling.
So who's smiling in this context?
She is.
if I am smiling, say
eg Smiling, I look at her.
eg I smile at her.
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