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Wowenglish Posted 17 years ago
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I wonder if there is any difference among 3 sentences.
1, You've got some nerve to complain about it.
2. You've got some nerve complaining about it.
3. You've got some nerve to be complaining about it.
I wonder if there is any difference among 3 sentences.
1, You've got some nerve to complain about it.
2. You've got some nerve complaining about it.
3. You've got some nerve to be complaining about it.
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Depending on the context, # 1 is the most common and grammatical. # 3 being the future progressive tense, it is possible with the right situation. # 2 is the least common but also possible.
- Depending on the context, # 1 is the most common and grammatical.
- # 3 being the future progressive tense, it is possible with the right situation.
- # 2 is the least common but also possible.
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Depending on the context, # 1 is the most common and grammatical. # 3 being the future progressive tense, it is possible with the right situation. # 2 is the least common but also possible.
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