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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Have + these days

"These days, children have too many fizzy drinks" - this is from New English FIle 3rd iner - shouldn't they say "These days, children are having too many fizzy drinks?" Thanks in advance!
  

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Anonymous shouldn't they say "These days, children are having too many fizzy drinks? Not normally: 'have' usually uses simple present for NOW: I have a headache .

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous shouldn't they say "These days, children are having too many fizzy drinks?
  • Not normally: 'have' usually uses simple present for NOW: I have a headache .
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Anonymous shouldn't they say "These days, children are having too many fizzy drinks?
Not normally: 'have' usually uses simple present for NOW: I have a headache.
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These days, most children too many sugary snacks. (have)

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