6 Reasons You Should Be Using Creatine
In an email subject line I just received:
6 Reasons You Should Be Using Creatine
My question is the following:
Why is it "6 reasons you should be using creatine" and not "6 reasons you should use creatine"?
Thank you.
P.S. Is it correct to say, "In an email subject line I just received" or should I have written, "In a subject line of an email I just received"? Thanks again.
Top answer
teal lime Why is it "6 reasons you should be using creatine" and not "6 reasons you should use creatine"? The difference is a little like this. Reasons you should use it pictures you deciding to start using it.
- teal lime Why is it "6 reasons you should be using creatine" and not "6 reasons you should use creatine"?
- The difference is a little like this.
- Reasons you should use it pictures you deciding to start using it.
- Reasons you should be using it pictures you already using it.
- It's an advertisement, so they want you to imagine yourself already using their product.
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teal limeWhy is it "6 reasons you should be using creatine" and not "6 reasons you should use creatine"?
The difference is a little like this.
Reasons you should use it pictures you deciding to start using it.
Reasons you should be using it pictures you already using it.
It's an advertisement, so they want you to imagine yourse
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