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Vibhanu Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Fall in love

I saw someone had written
"He is falling in love with a car"
It should be "he has fallen in love with a car"..Shouldn't it?
  

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Not necessarily. The present progressive and the preset perfect are used to give different time points/periods for the falling in love.

— Fivejedjon

  • Not necessarily.
  • The present progressive and the preset perfect are used to give different time points/periods for the falling in love.
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Not necessarily. The present progressive and the preset perfect are used to give different time points/periods for the falling in love.
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Grammatically both are correct.
I saw a car in a showroom and I took a test drive. I'll test its features then I'd say I am falling in love with this car.
And when I go home I said to my brother, I have fallen in love with this car.
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Then what does present progressive mean in this matter? I don't clearly understand it.Can we describe a feeling in present progressive? Sir could you please explain the difference between these two sentences?
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VibhanuThen what does present progressive mean in this matter? I don't clearly understand it.Can we describe a feeling in present progressive? Sir could you please explain the difference between these two sentences?
Falling in love is a process that takes time, and progressive forms can be used.

He is falling in love with his car. The process h
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