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Lozatron Posted 17 years ago
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Sentence meaning
What is the difference in meaning between?
My sister is writing a letter
My sister writes letters
Thank you
My sister is writing a letter
My sister writes letters
Thank you
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Hi Lozatron, and welcome to the forums. The basic difference is this: My sister is writing a letter. --> This refers to a current activity in progress.
- Hi Lozatron, and welcome to the forums.
- The basic difference is this: My sister is writing a letter.
- --> This refers to a current activity in progress.
- My sister writes letters.
- --> This refers to an act that happens often or with some regularity.
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Hi Lozatron, and welcome to the forums.
The basic difference is this:
My sister is writing a letter. --> This refers to a current activity in progress.
My sister writes letters. --> This refers to an act that happens often or with some regularity.
The basic difference is this:
My sister is writing a letter. --> This refers to a current activity in progress.
My sister writes letters. --> This refers to an act that happens often or with some regularity.
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Thank you for welcoming
I would like to ask another question
What is the difference beween;
In the end he needn't have gone to the station
In the end he didn't need to go to the station
Thank you
Thank you for welcoming
I would like to ask another question
What is the difference beween;
In the end he needn't have gone to the station
In the end he didn't need to go to the station
Thank you
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