English Language & Usage Asked on June 15, 2021
When I was reading a novel by Steinbeck, I have met the sentence below:
"He stalked her then, game-wise, as he had the woodchucks on the knoll when day after day he had lain lifeless as a young stone and watched the old wary chucks bring their children out to sun."
I am confused a bit.
Do "…as he had…" mean "… "as if he was watching…"? Would you please explain the grammatical structure in that sentence!
Thanks so much!
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