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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I have a question about the verb 'grow'
What's growing here? pine trees
Where do these plants grow? In the desert
I can't understand the first sentence. Why is it in present continuous form like we can see the growing ?
I have a question about the verb 'grow'
What's growing here? pine trees
Where do these plants grow? In the desert
I can't understand the first sentence. Why is it in present continuous form like we can see the growing ?
Top answer
We may not be able to see the growing, but it is happening.
- We may not be able to see the growing, but it is happening.
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Thank you fivejedjon
The picture related to the first sentence is a photo of grass. I meant why it's not in simple past.
The picture related to the first sentence is a photo of grass. I meant why it's not in simple past.
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We very often use the present progressive when talking about a painting or photograph. The present moment of the situation is frozen in the picture.
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