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HungryHippo1234 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Delusional
What's the difference between:
"You are so delusional! Your child is not as good as Messi in soccer."
"You are being so delusional! Your child is not as good as Messi in soccer!"
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The continuous form of be focuses on the temporary nature of a state. The simple form is regarded as permanent. CJ
- The continuous form of be focuses on the temporary nature of a state.
- The simple form is regarded as permanent.
- CJ
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The continuous form of be focuses on the temporary nature of a state. The simple form is regarded as permanent.
CJ
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