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In the context: I am expressing current activity with someone.
I am having fun while I am speaking with you(sharing jokes with me and gives pleasure to me).
Are these sentences correct in simple present tense?
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"I am having fun while I am speaking with you" is a grammatically correct sentence that in practice would never be said. It is a peculiar mixture of formal/impersonal wording and informal/conversational subject matter. g.
- "I am having fun while I am speaking with you" is a grammatically correct sentence that in practice would never be said.
- It is a peculiar mixture of formal/impersonal wording and informal/conversational subject matter.
- g.
- "It's fun talking with/to you".
- This feels quite personal.
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"I am having fun while I am speaking with you" is a grammatically correct sentence that in practice would never be said. It is a peculiar mixture of formal/impersonal wording and informal/conversational subject matter. You could say e.g. "It's fun talking with/to you". This feels quite personal.
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