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Sat 20 Oct, 2007 06:37 am
On seeing a fierce dog, Shawn rang away.
Seeing a fierce dog, Shawn rang away.
Are both sentences correct? I think #!.
Many thanks.
Unless Shawn had a bell in his or her hand, he or she ran away, I think.
Both sentences are grammatically correct.
RAN not rang.
otherwise both are suitable.
On seeing.... is perhaps more formal.
Upon seeing.... is also acceptable
contrex wrote:Unless Shawn had a bell in his or her hand, he or she ran away, I think.
Both sentences are grammatically correct.
Your eyes are very sharp, but my brain is not working properly.
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