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Zygis Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
He now lives/ he's now living
Hi all 
I wonder if it's correct to say, with a meaning of a permanent situation: He lives now in ..... Or should I use the Present Continuous Tense, because of the word now?
I wonder if it's correct to say, with a meaning of a permanent situation: He lives now in ..... Or should I use the Present Continuous Tense, because of the word now?
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Hi, Even with 'now', the Simple Present makes it sound more permanent, less temporary. Clive.
- Hi, Even with 'now', the Simple Present makes it sound more permanent, less temporary.
- Clive.
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Hi,
Even with 'now', the Simple Present makes it sound more permanent, less temporary.
Clive.
Even with 'now', the Simple Present makes it sound more permanent, less temporary.
Clive.
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