Every time we click glasses we are celebrating
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I am wondering about the tenses in this example:
Every time we clink glasses, we are celebrating (we celebrate)
—> I think the continuous tense is more suitable.
Every time we celebrate we clink glasses
—> I think only the simple tense makes sense.
Any time your dog does something wrong and you then let him, you are promoting his bad behavior.
—> only the continuous tense works
Any time I promote him I pet him
—> only the simple tense works.
Are my assumptions correct?
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I am wondering about the tenses in this example: Every time we clink glasses, we are celebrating (we celebrate) —> I think the continuous tense is more suitable. Every time we celebrate we clink glasses —> I think only the simple tense makes sense. It all depends on the context.
- I am wondering about the tenses in this example: Every time we clink glasses, we are celebrating (we celebrate) —> I think the continuous tense is more suitable.
- Every time we celebrate we clink glasses —> I think only the simple tense makes sense.
- It all depends on the context.
- _________________________________________ You can't let the dog do something after he does it.
- I think you mean rewarding , not promoting .
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I am wondering about the tenses in this example:
Every time we clink glasses, we are celebrating (we celebrate)
—> I think the continuous tense is more suitable.
Every time we celebrate we clink glasses
—> I think only the simple tense makes sense.
It all depends on the context.
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