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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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1. She is practising singing for her performance. / She is practised singing for her performance.
2. Winter is nearly coming. / Winter has nearly coming.
Which one is correct? Thanks a lot.
2. Winter is nearly coming. / Winter has nearly coming.
Which one is correct? Thanks a lot.
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These are correct: 1. She is practising singing for her performance. -- Actually, however, we would say 'she is practicing her songs '.
- These are correct: 1.
- She is practising singing for her performance.
- -- Actually, however, we would say 'she is practicing her songs '.
- 2.
- Winter is coming .
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These are correct:
1. She is practising singing for her performance. / She has practised singing for her performance.-- Actually, however, we would say 'she is practicing her songs'.
2. Winter is coming. / Winter has nearly come.
1. She is practising singing for her performance. / She has practised singing for her performance.-- Actually, however, we would say 'she is practicing her songs'.
2. Winter is coming. / Winter has nearly come.
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