A window was slightly open. I decided that I did not need it to continue to be so. I closed it and securing it using the window handles.
A window was slightly open. I decided that I did not need it to continue to be so. I closed it and securing it using the window handles.
You have to be absolutely sure that it is secure.
“I closed it and securing it using the window handles.”
There’s something odd about this sentence, it doesn’t sound right. I think it’s supposed to be:
“I closed it and secured it using the window handles.”
By mixing the past tense with the present tense in the same sentence, I fear that some rule of grammar may have been broken. Perhaps this is important but I will also consider the possibility that it is unimportant.
In the summer i leave one window open, in the winter i leave it closed unless there is condensation on the glass.
I’m trying to open some windows now, they wont open. So they remain closed.
I hope you didn’t catch a cold in the draft.
Change “and secured to” to “, securing”. If you’re going to be dull, at least be grammatical.