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Grammar
Present Continuous
Hi, would like some help understanding the usage of is or are in a phrase that would in the present continuous tense! I was told that I must use a "ing" verb in there but I'm not sure...
I must ask a question in the present continuous... Is the following example any good?
Are there any special events going on down in Rio at this time of year?
The question I must formulate, goes like this; I question in the present continuous tense that is in relation to a trip or a holidaythat the person, to who I'm talking to, went on.
Thank you very much for your help
(A french guy from Sherbrooke (Canada)
I must ask a question in the present continuous... Is the following example any good?
Are there any special events going on down in Rio at this time of year?
The question I must formulate, goes like this; I question in the present continuous tense that is in relation to a trip or a holidaythat the person, to who I'm talking to, went on.
Thank you very much for your help
(A french guy from Sherbrooke (Canada)
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Your example is very good. "are going on" is present continuous, and you used it correctly in a question. CJ
- Your example is very good.
- "are going on" is present continuous, and you used it correctly in a question.
- CJ
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Your example is very good. "are going on" is present continuous, and you used it correctly in a question.
CJ
CJ
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