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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Is there a difference?
I am watching people pass by. - I am watching people passing by.
Is there a difference in meaning?
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anonymous I am watching people pass by. - I am watching people passing by. Is there a difference in meaning?
- anonymous I am watching people pass by.
- - I am watching people passing by.
- Is there a difference in meaning?
- No.
- Personally, I prefer the first because the second one has two -ing forms quite close together, which we usually try to avoid.
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anonymousI am watching people pass by. - I am watching people passing by.
Is there a difference in meaning?
No. Personally, I prefer the first because the second one has two -ing forms quite close together, which we usually try to avoid.
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