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Icadia Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Present contiguous?
Should I be using the men's or women's facility when I have to help her?
the sentence above is from "Dear abby".
the present contiguous is used in the sentence as you can see.
can I take it as a way of expressing politeness?
I guess "Should I use the men's or women's facility when I have to help her?" is also right. isn't it?
the sentence above is from "Dear abby".
the present contiguous is used in the sentence as you can see.
can I take it as a way of expressing politeness?
I guess "Should I use the men's or women's facility when I have to help her?" is also right. isn't it?
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You are right about your grammar, but the word is 'continuous'.
- You are right about your grammar, but the word is 'continuous'.
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You are right about your grammar, but the word is 'continuous'.
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