is this sentence right??

[Unregistered]

I saw your selling a bedroom set.

[bhaisahab]

I saw your selling a bedroom set.

I saw you're selling a bedroom set. Now it's ok.

[anupumh]

I saw you're selling a bedroom set. Now it's ok.

Saw is past tense verb of See
and Selling is present continous..
How can both coexist in a sentence.

[The French]

I saw you selling a bedroom set?

Hello,

I am not a teacher, but if you are asking something in the past, maybe it's better to write the following sentence?

Did + pronoun subject + infinive verb without 'to'. Or : I saw you selling ... (without question mark).

See you soon.

[sash2008]

Saw is past tense verb of See
and Selling is present continous..
How can both coexist in a sentence.

No problem.
Like the following examples:
I think you are happy.
I believe you are clever.
I thought you are intelligent.
I saw you are selling a bedroom set.
I saw you are painting the room.


There is "that" which is omitted after the first verb.
It can be put.

I think that you are happy.
I believe that you are clever.
I thought that you are intelligent.
I saw that you are selling a bedroom set.
I saw that you are painting the room.

[anupumh]

No problem.
Like the following examples:
I think you are happy.
I believe you are clever.
I thought you are intelligent.
I saw you are selling a bedroom set.
I saw you are painting the room.


There is "that" which is omitted after the first verb.
It can be put.

I think that you are happy.
I believe that you are clever.
I thought that you are intelligent.
I saw that you are selling a bedroom set.
I saw that you are painting the room.

I saw you selling a bedroom set.

I saw you are selling a bedroom set.

Do both these sentences mean the same?

[sash2008]

I saw you selling a bedroom set.

I saw you are selling a bedroom set.

Do both these sentences mean the same?

I think Yes.

I saw you are drinking a cup of tea.
I saw you drinking a cup of tea.
The same meaning.

[anupumh]

I think Yes.

I saw you are drinking a cup of tea.
I saw you drinking a cup of tea.
The same meaning.

ok how about this sentence, what does this mean then....

I see you are drinking a cup of tea.

I saw you drinking a cup of tea yesterday at the canteen.

[sash2008]

ok how about this sentence, what does this mean then....

I see you are drinking a cup of tea.

Now, you are drinking a cup of tea. Now, I see you drinking a cup of tea.

I saw you drinking a cup of tea yesterday at the canteen.

Yesterday,you drank a cup of tea. Yesterday, I saw you drinking a cup of tea.

That's what I think.

[svartnik]

I saw you sell/selling a bedroom set.