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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is it right to say: She is sick. She doesn't go to the park now.
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She is sick. She isn't going to the park now. Present continuous is the correct tense.
- She is sick.
- She isn't going to the park now.
- Present continuous is the correct tense.
- Or you could use 'She won't go to the park now'.
- Just do not use the present simple - ' She doesn't go to the park now' because present simple is for habitual routines.
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She is sick. She isn't going to the park now.
Present continuous is the correct tense.
Or you could use 'She won't go to the park now'.
Just do not use the present simple - ' She doesn't go to the park now' because present simple is for habitual routines.
I hope that helps:)
Present continuous is the correct tense.
Or you could use 'She won't go to the park now'.
Just do not use the present simple - ' She doesn't go to the park now' because present simple is for habitual routines.
I hope that helps:)
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