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Antia Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

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the uses of the present simple and present continuos
  

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Are you asking whether this phrase is grammatically correct? If so, as a group of words it is fine, but does not form a complete sentence. Note the spelling of 'continuoUs'.

— David Hatton

  • Are you asking whether this phrase is grammatically correct?
  • If so, as a group of words it is fine, but does not form a complete sentence.
  • Note the spelling of 'continuoUs'.
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Are you asking whether this phrase is grammatically correct?
If so, as a group of words it is fine, but does not form a complete sentence.
Note the spelling of 'continuoUs'.
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I think they meant where to use those tenses and the differences between them.
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