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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Continuous Tense
In grammar books the explanation is quite simple. If something is happening right now it's Continuous, if in general - simple.
Now, watching HArry Potter movie in English I've noticed phrases like He will be wanting to see his... I wondered when I'd be seeing you... He's always doing that. Could you explain Continuous in these examples?
Thank you!
Now, watching HArry Potter movie in English I've noticed phrases like He will be wanting to see his... I wondered when I'd be seeing you... He's always doing that. Could you explain Continuous in these examples?
Thank you!
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Anonymous In grammar books the explanation is quite simple. If something is happening right now it's Continuous, if in general - simple. Too simple; your book is incomplete.
- Anonymous In grammar books the explanation is quite simple.
- If something is happening right now it's Continuous, if in general - simple.
- Too simple; your book is incomplete.
- Those are one main use of each form, that is all.
- Anonymous I've noticed phrases like He will be wanting to see his...
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AnonymousIn grammar books the explanation is quite simple. If something is happening right now it's Continuous, if in general - simple.Too simple; your book is incomplete. Those are one main use of each form, that is all.
Anonymous I've noticed phrases like He will be wanting to see his... I wondered when I'd be seeing you... He's alw
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