Don't know how to make a correct sentence with "??? is angry seeing"

[Daryl.L]

1.Tom is angry seeing Peter goes away
2.Tom is angry seeing Peter go away
3.Tom is angry seeing Peter going away

I think sentence 1 is correct. Am I right?

[bhaisahab]

1.Tom is angry seeing Peter goes away.
2.Tom is angry seeing Peter go away.
3.Tom is angry seeing Peter going away.

I think sentence 1 is correct. Am I right?

No, #2 and #3 are possible, #1 is not. Please note the full stops, they are not sentences without a full stop.

[Daryl.L]

How come it can't be "goes" in sentence 1?

If sentence 1 is right, can I say
"Tom was angry seeing his mother go to the wrong bus."

[Daryl.L]

Bump

[bhaisahab]

How come it can't be "goes" in sentence 1? What makes you think it's correct?

If sentence 1 is right, can I say Sentence #1 is not correct.
"Tom was angry seeing his mother go to the wrong bus." It's grammatical, but it's not a natural sentence.

Bhai.

[Daryl.L]

How come it can't be "goes" in sentence 1? What makes you think it's correct?
It's because the subject, Peter, is he

Thanks for teaching and correcting my grammer!

[Barb_D]

You use the bare form of the verb after watch, see, hear, etc.

I heard Peter sing. I watched the girl dance. I saw my mother leave.

[5jj]

I see/hear/watch Peter go (bare infinitive) away.
I see/hear/watch Peter going (-ing form)away.

I notice that Peter goes (present simple) / is going (present progressive) away.

Those are all possible.

[emsr2d2]

I was happy when I saw my mother arrive = I was happy seeing my mother arrive.
He was angry when he saw his mother get on the wrong bus = He was angry seeing his mother get on the wrong bus.
They were excited when/while they watched the film = They were excited watching the film.

[Daryl.L]

Barb_D and 5jj
Thanks for your clear explanation. I have been struggling with this grammatical problem for a while.