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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is the sentence " He is gardening" correct or do we need to say " He likes gardening"
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They are both fine, but they have different meanings. He is gardening-- He is doing it now. He likes gardening-- He generally enjoys that activity at any time.
- They are both fine, but they have different meanings.
- He is gardening-- He is doing it now.
- He likes gardening-- He generally enjoys that activity at any time.
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They are both fine, but they have different meanings.
He is gardening-- He is doing it now.
He likes gardening-- He generally enjoys that activity at any time.
He is gardening-- He is doing it now.
He likes gardening-- He generally enjoys that activity at any time.
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