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Healer Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Difference in meaning do/doing every day
What would be the difference in meaning between the two below?
- I do it every day.
- I am doing it every day.
Is the latter emphasis for habitual events?
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It depends on the specific action and context, but the second form ( am doing ) can indicate that the action is happening habitually at this time, but is considered temporary , not permanent. CJ
- It depends on the specific action and context, but the second form ( am doing ) can indicate that the action is happening habitually at this time, but is considered temporary , not permanent.
- CJ
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It depends on the specific action and context, but the second form (am doing) can indicate that the action is happening habitually at this time, but is considered temporary, not permanent.
CJ
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