I would not expect both "sleeping" and "..is fast asleep". "Look at our baby. He is fast asleep".

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(1) Look at our baby sleeping. He is fast asleep.
(2) Look at our sleepingbaby. He is fast asleep.
Do you think both (1) and (2) are natural English?
I would not expect both "sleeping" and "..is fast asleep". "Look at our baby. He is fast asleep".
Thanks Anglika.
Those are unusual sentences?
Can "sleeping baby" mean "a baby who is sleeping"?![]()
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