Hello dear friends
I 'd be grateful if you could shed the light upon these structure
Here is the problem :
?? she may be showing off her swing skills.
?? she may show off her swing skills.
what' s the difference, I got confused.
May I ask another question here?
My appologies
Is "I 'm on shopping for cloth" exactly the same as "I' m gonna shop for cloth“?
in other words which one is more natural among native speakers.?
Thanks in advance
may be ---ing : at this moment; right now; as we speak may --- : at some time in the future; OR, on a routine or regular basis I'm on ---ing sounds like a regional expression for I'm doing some ---ing at this moment . I've never heard it before. I don't recommend you use it.
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may be ---ing : at this moment; right now; as we speak
may --- : at some time in the future; OR, on a routine or regular basis
I'm on ---ing sounds like a regional expression for I'm doing some ---ing at this moment. I've never heard it before. I don't recommend you use it.
If it's specifically for 'shopping' and you are about to start, say