Is this sentence correct? (The sun is starting to set .....)
Hi all!
Is this sentence correct/idiomatic? 
- The sun is starting to set as Swift is heading downtown, near the world Trade Center site, to play a live acoustic set.
Thank you.
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There is nothing wrong, but I have to wonder why the double progressive. There had better be a good reason. " It depends on which is more important, Swift heading or the sun setting.
- There is nothing wrong, but I have to wonder why the double progressive.
- There had better be a good reason.
- " It depends on which is more important, Swift heading or the sun setting.
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There is nothing wrong, but I have to wonder why the double progressive. There had better be a good reason. I suspect you want either "The sun is starting to set as Swift heads downtown, near the world Trade Center site, to play a live acoustic set." or "The sun starts to set as Swift is heading downtown, near the world Trade Center site, to play a live acoustic set." It depends on which is mo
0Ouch! Have now noticed this was answered by an anonymous 
He/she is not porbably come back to it anymore. So anybody feel free to
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