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Nazanin saryazdi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
have?
why is "have" in this sentence in progressive>?
They must be having some sort of relationship. What's the meaning of "have" here?
They must be having some sort of relationship. What's the meaning of "have" here?
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It's simply one of the many expressions using the verb 'to have', here in the present progressive because it is an on-going situation. Does this help?
- It's simply one of the many expressions using the verb 'to have', here in the present progressive because it is an on-going situation.
- Does this help?
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It's simply one of the many expressions using the verb 'to have', here in the present progressive because it is an on-going situation. Does this help?
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