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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Present Continuous or Simple?

I am talking to someone and asking him/her about correct pronounciation of a word. How to pronounce it correctly (and here is the problem.. ) because and what should I use: when I am saying or say something... a driver doesn't know where I am going to.

Thanks in advance

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Both are fine in this situation, layla. I would use the simple present: it is simpler.

— Mister Micawber

  • Both are fine in this situation, layla.
  • I would use the simple present: it is simpler.
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Both are fine in this situation, layla. I would use the simple present: it is simpler.
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