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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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i always love dancing vs i have always loved dancing?
which of them is correct? please, explain me
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There are few problems you need to pay attention to: 1) All sentences begin with capital letter. ". Explain me is substandard English.
- There are few problems you need to pay attention to: 1) All sentences begin with capital letter.
- ".
- Explain me is substandard English.
- 3) Every sentence should end with a period (or full stop in BrE) They are both correct depending on context.
- The present perfect, especially with "always" is the grammatically preferred version.
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There are few problems you need to pay attention to:
1) All sentences begin with capital letter.
2) Just say " Please explain" or " can you please explain?". Explain me is substandard English.
3) Every sentence should end with a period (or full stop in BrE)
They are both correct depending on context. The present perfect, especially with "always" is the grammatically preferred
1) All sentences begin with capital letter.
2) Just say " Please explain" or " can you please explain?". Explain me is substandard English.
3) Every sentence should end with a period (or full stop in BrE)
They are both correct depending on context. The present perfect, especially with "always" is the grammatically preferred
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Anonymous1) I always love dancing vs 2) I have always loved dancing1) Whenever I go anywhere where I can dance, I dance, and I enjoy it.
2) The same as 1) except with the added information: This has been true for my whole life.
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What's the difference in present perfect used in these two sentences? 1) I've always loved cooking and 2) I've loved cooking since I was a kid"?
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