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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Feel or feeling
1. Do you feel the heat now?
2. are you feeling the heat now?
1. What is the meaningful difference between the two sentences?
2. Which sentence is used always for expressing heat?
3. which one is the stative verb or used statively between the two verbs "feel" and "feeling"?
2. are you feeling the heat now?
1. What is the meaningful difference between the two sentences?
2. Which sentence is used always for expressing heat?
3. which one is the stative verb or used statively between the two verbs "feel" and "feeling"?
Top answer
Q1. Why do you think that there is one? Q2.
- Q1.
- Why do you think that there is one?
- Q2.
- Both.
- Q3.
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Q1. Why do you think that there is one?
Q2. Both.
Q3. Both are the same kind of verb.
Q2. Both.
Q3. Both are the same kind of verb.
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As I know Present progressive always use dynamic verbs such as
1. I smell something burning.(stative)
2. I am smelling that something is burning or not. (dynamic)
1. I smell something burning.(stative)
2. I am smelling that something is burning or not. (dynamic)
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roky0071As I know Present progressive always use dynamic verbsI suspect that is not always the case, but if it is so, then you have answered your own question. However, I still sense no difference in the nature of 'feel' in your sentences.
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