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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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Hi,
In rare incidences, I have trouble making choices bwtween putting the "to be" form of verb and "do/did" form of verb? Can you refer me to a thread/site that can help me or explain to me here?Sorry for presenting a question that might be rather broad.
Also, is it right to write "a particular form of verb" with no article in front of the word "verb"?
In rare incidences, I have trouble making choices bwtween putting the "to be" form of verb and "do/did" form of verb? Can you refer me to a thread/site that can help me or explain to me here?Sorry for presenting a question that might be rather broad.
Also, is it right to write "a particular form of verb" with no article in front of the word "verb"?
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Nobody is answering. I think you need to clarify your question and provide a few examples. Okay?
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Nobody is answering. I think you need to clarify your question and provide a few examples. Okay?
CJ
CJ
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Thank you.
I tend to think the "to be" verb form to be something that represent the state of being and when verbs involve/note some sort of activity, I usually get them right but once in a while, a thing or two play tricks on me and get me dithering between choices like the second set below.
Where is he playing basketball? (This is in a "to be" verb form and is correct.)
I tend to think the "to be" verb form to be something that represent the state of being and when verbs involve/note some sort of activity, I usually get them right but once in a while, a thing or two play tricks on me and get me dithering between choices like the second set below.
Where is he playing basketball? (This is in a "to be" verb form and is correct.)
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