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Ale84sandra Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Present simple or continuous?

Hallo! i woul'd like know, wich sentece is correct between_
1) I stay on this website to practice english

or

2) i'm staying on this website to practise english
Thank you!

Maybe, both sentences aren't correct.
  

Top answer

, when: * action in the present taking place once, never or several times * facts * actions taking place one after another * action set by a timetable or schedule I hope it's right

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  • , when: * action in the present taking place once, never or several times * facts * actions taking place one after another * action set by a timetable or schedule I hope it's right
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If you're staying..., when:
* action taking place in the moment of speaking
* action taking place only for a limited period of time
* action arranged for the future

If you stay...., when:
* action in the present taking place once, never or several times
* facts
* actions taking place one after another
* action set by a timetabl
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Thank you!
Well, about my situation on this website i think that i have to say : i stay on this website, because i stay here for a long period to practice my english. Is it right?
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