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Taka Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Getting married
The sentences:
Why present progressive? Why not "they don't get married as young as they used to" instead? What does the present progressive imply here?
Despite all this, evidence suggests that women are moving away from such stereotypic images as "honour men and despise women" For a start, they are not getting married as young as they used to.
Why present progressive? Why not "they don't get married as young as they used to" instead? What does the present progressive imply here?
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