-ing forms after prepositions can often be considered as either participles or gerunds - the dividing line is not clear. Object + participle (clause) is used after verbs of sensation (e.g. See, hear, feel, watch, notice, smell)
-ing forms after prepositions can often be considered as either participles or gerunds - the dividing line is not clear. Object + participle (clause) is used after verbs of sensation (e.g. See, hear, feel, watch, notice, smell)
-ing forms after prepositions can often be considered as either participles or gerunds - the dividing line is not clear. Object + participle (clause) is used after verbs of sensation (e.g. See, hear, feel, watch, notice, smell)