About perfect particle clauses
How to form a correct perfect particle clauses sentence?
Which one is correct?
1.Having seen someone become a , I have always done *
2.Having seen someone becoming a , I have always done *
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How to form a correct perfect particle clauses sentence?
Which one is correct?
1.Having seen someone become a , I have always done *
2.Having seen someone becoming a , I have always done *
Thanks for help
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Neither is a proper English sentence. I'm not sure what they are trying to express.
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How to form a correct perfect particle clauses sentence?
Which one is correct?
1.Having seen someone become a , I have always done *
2.Having seen someone becoming a , I have always done *
Thanks for help
grammar
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How to form a correct perfect particle clauses sentence?
Which one is correct?
1.Having seen someone become a , I have always done *
2.Having seen someone becoming a , I have always done *
Thanks for help
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Neither is a proper English sentence. I'm not sure what they are trying to express.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
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Neither is a proper English sentence. I'm not sure what they are trying to express.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
Neither is a proper English sentence. I'm not sure what they are trying to express.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
Neither is a proper English sentence. I'm not sure what they are trying to express.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
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