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Laborious Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Q7: Using the present continuous with 'today'
Hello again.. 
There's a sentence:
(A girl says): I'm wearing my favourite skirt today again because I like it.
(Does that mean that she's wearing that skirt at the moment she says "I'm wearing ..."? Or Does that mean she isn't wearing at the moment (right now) and that the action of her wearing that skirt will happen at some time today?)
Thank you.
There's a sentence:
(A girl says): I'm wearing my favourite skirt today again because I like it.
(Does that mean that she's wearing that skirt at the moment she says "I'm wearing ..."? Or Does that mean she isn't wearing at the moment (right now) and that the action of her wearing that skirt will happen at some time today?)
Thank you.
Top answer
It could mean either that she's wearing it now or that she plans to wear it later.
- It could mean either that she's wearing it now or that she plans to wear it later.
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It could mean either that she's wearing it now or that she plans to wear it later.
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So without proper context or more information, that sentence is ambiguous in meaning, please?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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