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| I've seen them coming and I've seen them come ? |
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| Wow! Thanks ))) |
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| Here's another possiblity: I've seen them coming: I live in a mountain community where many residents only come for the summer holidays. I've seen them coming (and going) for many years. and/or: I live in a mountain community where many residents only come for the summer holidays. I've seen them come (and go) for many years. In both cases, the speaker is describing his/her experience of a seasonally repeated action. There is no significant difference between the two statements. I hope this is helpful, Petra |
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| thank you ))) |
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