Which one is grammatically ok?
I was driving by, and I saw you coming out from a bank in the morning.
I was driving by, and I saw you came out from a bank in the morning.
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I was driving by, and I saw you coming out of a bank in the morning.
use out of not out from in this case.
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1. I was driving by, and I saw you COMING out of a bank. = I saw you as you started to leave the bank.
2. I was driving by, and I saw you COME out of a bank. = I saw you completely leave the area of bank.
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