symaa
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Hello,
My questions is about the'' The -ing clause'', precisely the below sentences:
1- So, from the above quote it can be understood that there are -ing clauses without and with a subject. But I think all the -ing clauses do not have a subject, it can be understood from the context (Where the subject is Implicit). Am I right?
Thank you in advance.
My questions is about the'' The -ing clause'', precisely the below sentences:
The -ing clauses without a subject are also used to express time relationship:
Nearing the entrance, she waved to everybody.
The stranger, having discarded his jacket, moved threateningly towards me.
1- So, from the above quote it can be understood that there are -ing clauses without and with a subject. But I think all the -ing clauses do not have a subject, it can be understood from the context (Where the subject is Implicit). Am I right?
Thank you in advance.