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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
I study vs I am studying?
Hello,
I was wondering the difference, if any, between saying something like:
I study everyday vs I am studying everyday
or
I run everyday vs I go running everyday
Would you use one over the other in a certain context? Would the second sentence in each example be more of an explanation than a stand-alone statement? Or are both equally an explanation as much as a stand-alone statement? What category of grammar would this fall into?
Thank-you in advanced.
I was wondering the difference, if any, between saying something like:
I study everyday vs I am studying everyday
or
I run everyday vs I go running everyday
Would you use one over the other in a certain context? Would the second sentence in each example be more of an explanation than a stand-alone statement? Or are both equally an explanation as much as a stand-alone statement? What category of grammar would this fall into?
Thank-you in advanced.
Top answer
I am studying everyday is incorrect grammar.
- I am studying everyday is incorrect grammar.
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Anonymous I am studying everyday is incorrect grammar.I respectfully disagree.
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Why would it be seen as incorrect? If someone asks, "Are you still studying English?", would it be incorrect to respond with something like: "Yes, I am studying everyday."? Or would you respond with: "Yes, I study everyday."? What is the difference? Is one response better than the other? Do they both portray the same meaning to the listener/reader?
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