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Buzel Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Commenting sport events
Which is correct, when commenting sport events?
1. Tyson is throwing left hooks more then any other punch tonight.
2. Tyson has been throwing left hooks more then any other punch tonight.
1. Tyson is throwing left hooks more then any other punch tonight.
2. Tyson has been throwing left hooks more then any other punch tonight.
Top answer
Both tenses are correct.
- Both tenses are correct.
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I agree with Inchoateknowledge. If I might add, to me, this kind of sentences are very similar, yet pretty different when looking from the "describer" point of view.
He is eating candies.
He has been eating candies.
The first one, it is being decribed that he is eating candies at the moment and the scenery is not being played out in a continuing stream of events.
He is eating candies.
He has been eating candies.
The first one, it is being decribed that he is eating candies at the moment and the scenery is not being played out in a continuing stream of events.
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