TREMBLING as verb, adjective...

[Jesule]

EX: He has a gun "that it´s" trembling in his hands.


1.- Can I say the sentence above this way, omitting
the relative part "that it´s"?

-----He has a gun trembling (verb) in his hands.


2.- And If I say: He has a trembling (adjective) gun in his hands.

Would both sentences mean the same?


Thank you indeed!

Jesús

[Tdol]

They would, but I would use 'shaking' their and 'trembling' for his hands as trembline has an association with fear than the person would have rather than the gun.