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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
difference?
Can you please tell me the difference between I guess and I'm guessing? And can you put them in sentences please?
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Native speakers have certain preferences when to use the progressive and when to use the simple present. There's not much difference in meaning. Carl: Mike told me that he quit his job, shaved his head, and got his whole body tattooed.
- Native speakers have certain preferences when to use the progressive and when to use the simple present.
- There's not much difference in meaning.
- Carl: Mike told me that he quit his job, shaved his head, and got his whole body tattooed.
- Ted: Wow, Mike was always straight-laced and rational.
- Are you sure?
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Native speakers have certain preferences when to use the progressive and when to use the simple present.
There's not much difference in meaning.
Carl: Mike told me that he quit his job, shaved his head, and got his whole body tattooed.
Ted: Wow, Mike was always straight-laced and rational. Are you sure?
Carl: I guess it's true. He had no reason to be pulling my leg.
There's not much difference in meaning.
Carl: Mike told me that he quit his job, shaved his head, and got his whole body tattooed.
Ted: Wow, Mike was always straight-laced and rational. Are you sure?
Carl: I guess it's true. He had no reason to be pulling my leg.
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