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Violete Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

progressing or progress?

Hello everyone
may I use ing form to start this sentence?

"progressing in most translator tools has been increasing day by day "
  

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"progressing" seems not to make sense. I am not sure that the sentence is very clear with "progress" either. Do you mean that translator tools are steadily developing/improving?

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  • "progressing" seems not to make sense.
  • I am not sure that the sentence is very clear with "progress" either.
  • Do you mean that translator tools are steadily developing/improving?
  • Remember that you must start each sentence with a capital letter.
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"progressing" seems not to make sense. I am not sure that the sentence is very clear with "progress" either. Do you mean that translator tools are steadily developing/improving?

Remember that you must start each sentence with a capital letter.
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Thank you in advance
yes I want to talk about improvement in translation tools .but I want to start that sentence with a Gerund
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I can't see a natural way to do that with your sentence. Why do you want to?
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Actually I am trying to write some essays including lot of sentences starting with Gerund
thanks for you advice
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