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Moon7296 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
with + object + participle
1. I felt asleep with music playing
2. She stood there with her eyes closed.
3. I felt asleep with music played.
Q1) I have no idea the logic of #1 and #2. I think #3 sounds okay considering "I" play the music; i.e., the music is played.
Could anyone explain if #3 is okay?
2. She stood there with her eyes closed.
3. I felt asleep with music played.
Q1) I have no idea the logic of #1 and #2. I think #3 sounds okay considering "I" play the music; i.e., the music is played.
Could anyone explain if #3 is okay?
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moon7296, you should've written I fell asleep... What do you mean by I felt asleep...?
- moon7296, you should've written I fell asleep...
- What do you mean by I felt asleep...?
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moon7296, you should've written I fell asleep... What do you mean by I felt asleep...?
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Ah yeah. I'm sorry, you're right.
Anyway, since we say a song or music was playing, so we say like #1, right?
Anyway, since we say a song or music was playing, so we say like #1, right?
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