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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
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Means we can use present progressive to state our intentions, unlike what Micheal swan has said?

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Does it mean we can use present progressive to state our intentions, unlike what Micheal swan has said? Yes, we can. I am going to do that tomorrow.

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  • Does it mean we can use present progressive to state our intentions, unlike what Micheal swan has said?
  • Yes, we can.
  • I am going to do that tomorrow.
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Does it mean we can use present progressive to state our intentions, unlike what Micheal swan has said?
Yes, we can.
I am going to do that tomorrow.
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What do you mean?

When can we use it exactly?
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I don't know what you are asking.
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