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Good expressions for 'work hard' needed | discordant vs disconcerting vs dismissive vs disembodied
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ing form vs simple form #1 (permalink) Fri Feb 13, 2009 7:40 am   ing form vs simple form
 

Hello
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence A into the sentence B ,and do they mean the same ?

A-A small airplane crashed into a town, destroying some houses, injuring 3 people.

B-A small airplane crashed into a town, destroyed some houses, injured 3 people.

Thanks a lot.
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ing form vs simple form #2 (permalink) Fri Feb 13, 2009 13:25 pm   ing form vs simple form
 

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Both need a bit of work, but they carry the same meaning:

A-A small airplane crashed into a town, destroying some houses and injuring 3 people.

B-A small airplane crashed into a town, destroyed some houses, and injured 3 people.
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ing form vs simple form #3 (permalink) Wed Feb 18, 2009 2:16 am   ing form vs simple form
 

its the principle of paralell structures in English
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