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NOUNS: Computer keyboard versus Computer’s keyboard | Start of a letter: "I hope you are fine."
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Coming (I saw Alan coming in and I saw Alan's coming in) #1 (permalink) Sun Oct 01, 2006 13:44 pm   Coming (I saw Alan coming in and I saw Alan's coming in)		  
Hi,

I saw Alan coming in and I saw Alan's coming in are both correct and have the same meaning?

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Gerund #2 (permalink) Sun Oct 01, 2006 15:01 pm   Gerund		  
Hi,

I think you are making the gerund use too complicated.

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Coming #3 (permalink) Sun Oct 01, 2006 15:32 pm   Coming		  
Please give me your answer. Thanks.
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