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Gary lee Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
With ing/without ing with s / without s
Hi friends,
I got 2 questions overhere. May u help me.
Question 1 =
She's holding her camera taking photograph
OR
She's holding her camera to take photograph =
Question 2 =
What makes you think that he's a coward
OR
What make you think that he's a coward =
Could you pls help me with both questions. Thank you,
Gary
I got 2 questions overhere. May u help me.
Question 1 =
She's holding her camera taking photograph
OR
She's holding her camera to take photograph =
Question 2 =
What makes you think that he's a coward
OR
What make you think that he's a coward =
Could you pls help me with both questions. Thank you,
Gary
Top answer
' The goal is the photograph. '
- ' The goal is the photograph.
- '
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Hi Gary,
(1) Both are possible, given a little punctuation:
'She's holding her camera, taking a photograph.' Some would require a conjunction: '...and,...'
'She's holding her camera to take a photograph.' The goal is the photograph.
(2) Only the first is correct:
'What makes you think that he's a coward.'
(1) Both are possible, given a little punctuation:
'She's holding her camera, taking a photograph.' Some would require a conjunction: '...and,...'
'She's holding her camera to take a photograph.' The goal is the photograph.
(2) Only the first is correct:
'What makes you think that he's a coward.'
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