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Kunsan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to support someone?
Hello
When writing a message to someone who's going to participate in a competition, what would be more appropriate: the present simple or present progressive?
I support you! vs. I'm supporting you!
I cheer for you! vs. I'm cheering for you!
Thank you in advance
Kunsan
When writing a message to someone who's going to participate in a competition, what would be more appropriate: the present simple or present progressive?
I support you! vs. I'm supporting you!
I cheer for you! vs. I'm cheering for you!
Thank you in advance
Kunsan
Top answer
Hi, Both are OK, but the continuous is more idiomatic. Clive
- Hi, Both are OK, but the continuous is more idiomatic.
- Clive
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