Does his eyes being closed mean the same as with his eyes closed?
For example, do these mean the same?

"He stood there, his eyes being closed. "
"He stood there, with his eyes closed."

Question

Does his eyes being closed mean the same as with his eyes closed?
For example, do these mean the same?

"He stood there, his eyes being closed. "
 "He stood there, with his eyes closed."

Answer

They do mean the same thing. However, stylistically, "with his eyes closed" sounds much better to me.

Answer

In a novel you might find, "He stood there, his eyes being closed.".

But in everyday conversation we would say, "He stood there, with his eyes closed.".

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