Hello native English speakers. Of the following five pairs of sentences , which one in each pair is grammatically correct? 1a. He was one of those returned soldiers. 1b. He was one of those returning soldiers. 2a. The soldier had not been gone two minutes when there was an explosion. 2b. The soldier had not been and gone two minutes when there was an explosion. 3a. Returned to his country. Tom started kindergartens. 3b. Returning to his country. Tom started kindergartens. 4a. The train arrived at platform one is from York. 4b. The train recently arrived at platform one is from York. 5a. With the tree growing tall, we get more shade. 5b. With the tree grown tall, we get more shade.

The preposition and is Na .What is the other meaning of Na

Are these sentences OK? I mean I cooked delicious meals for you, and all are on the table. If I say; I set up a nice dining table for you. I prepared a beautiful dining table for you. Or what would you say?

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Hello native English speakers. Two queries about one sentence. I write a new sentence with relative pronoun to modify the noun “Tom' teacher” in the old sentence “They know if Tom's teacher gives him 100 dollars he would buy a beautiful dress for his girl friend Jane.”: ① They know the person if who gives Tom 100 dollars he would buy a beautiful dress for his girl friend Jane. (new sentence). If it modifies the noun “100 dollars”, such sentence is: ② They know the money which Tom's teacher gives him with which to possibly buy a beautiful dress for his girl friend Jane. or, ③ The money which , they know, Tom would buy a beautiful dresses for his girl friend Jane if Tom's teacher gives him. (pity it is not a complete sentence but a noun phrase) Question: Are the sentences as ①, ②, and ③(a noun phrase) all grammatically correct? How to correct if there are any errors , or rather, would you provide better sentences to be in place of my sentences as ①,②, and ③(anoun phrase)?

English students try this. Topic: Object Pronouns

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