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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Difference b/w "to be try to [verb]" and "to try to [verb]"
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Is there any difference in meaning between the following sentences?
I'm trying to do something.
I try to do something.
Is there any difference in meaning between the following sentences?
I'm trying to do something.
I try to do something.
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The first one means NOW. The second one means any time, a general habit. #2 is of little practical use, since it is so vague and general.
- The first one means NOW.
- The second one means any time, a general habit.
- #2 is of little practical use, since it is so vague and general.
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The first one means NOW. The second one means any time, a general habit. #2 is of little practical use, since it is so vague and general.
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