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Moody_m Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

present simple or present continuous?

Which one is correct when I want to invite somebody?
"I invite you to my birthday party" or "I'm inviting you to my birthday party"
and one more:
A hard operation awaits/ is awaiting me.
  

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I'm inviting sounds much more natural, although the other is correct. Either is correct, but I don't use the verb. I'd prefer waits for me .

— Philip

  • I'm inviting sounds much more natural, although the other is correct.
  • Either is correct, but I don't use the verb.
  • I'd prefer waits for me .
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I'm inviting sounds much more natural, although the other is correct.
Either is correct, but I don't use the verb. I'd prefer waits for me.
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Thanks a lot for the answer:)
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