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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Can present simple used for non habitual actions? For example

What do you think of this?
I agree.

Is I agree above in the present simple?
  

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It's simple present and it's fine in that context.

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  • It's simple present and it's fine in that context.
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It's simple present and it's fine in that context.
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Anonymous Can present simple used for non habitual actions? For exampleWhat do you think of this? I agree. Is I agree above in the present simple?
Some verbs (called stative verbs) are not usually used in the continuous forms like, for example, agree, love, believe, doubt, guess, prefer, remember, want, wish, like, dislike, surprise, satisfy, seem, n
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