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Yasu_english Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"learn English" or "be learning English"
Hello!
My name is Yasu.
I'm Japanese.
1. I learn English.
2. I'm learning English.
Are these sentences correct or natural in this situation?
Could you tell me please if there are any differences between these sentences?
My name is Yasu.
I'm Japanese.
1. I learn English.
2. I'm learning English.
Are these sentences correct or natural in this situation?
Could you tell me please if there are any differences between these sentences?
Top answer
Hi, My name is Yasu. I'm Japanese. 1.
- Hi, My name is Yasu.
- I'm Japanese.
- 1.
- I learn English.
- S ounds like you are describing your habit or schedule.
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Hi,
My name is Yasu.
I'm Japanese.
1. I learn English. Sounds like you are describing your habit or schedule. eg Every Wednesday I learn Englsih from 2pm to 4pm.
2. I'm learning English. Sounds like you are talking about your current activity. eg right now this i
My name is Yasu.
I'm Japanese.
1. I learn English. Sounds like you are describing your habit or schedule. eg Every Wednesday I learn Englsih from 2pm to 4pm.
2. I'm learning English. Sounds like you are talking about your current activity. eg right now this i
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Hi Yasu! Yoroshiku! ^^,
I'm a Filipina.
I just wanted to help you. You know, your given sentences are correct, but somehow they lack substance. You should be more specific. I mean, you cannot simply say "I learn English." If you mean your habit, you can say "I learn English from 2pm-4pm" as your another respondent had explained. Or if you mean it has happened in the past, you ca
I'm a Filipina.
I just wanted to help you. You know, your given sentences are correct, but somehow they lack substance. You should be more specific. I mean, you cannot simply say "I learn English." If you mean your habit, you can say "I learn English from 2pm-4pm" as your another respondent had explained. Or if you mean it has happened in the past, you ca
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