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He's describing seeing ghosts. He's describing how he is seeing ghosts. He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and hoehow he is seeing them.
He's describing seeing ghosts.
He's describing how he is seeing ghosts.
He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and hoehow he is seeing them.
Are these sentences equivalent and synonymous? I am wondering if double participles can be used like this.
He's describing seeing ghosts. He's describing how he is seeing ghosts. He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and hoe he is seeing them.
He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and hoe he is seeing them.
He's describing seeing ghosts. He's describing how he is seeing ghosts. He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and how he is seeing them.
He's describing the ghosts he's seeing and how he is seeing them.
