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Aicahcute Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

-She is always vacationing in our home yearly- is this correct?!..

"She is always vacationing in our home yearly" is this correct?!..
  

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No. Is it always or yearly? Do you mean 'She vacations at our home every year'?

— Mister Micawber

  • No.
  • Is it always or yearly?
  • Do you mean 'She vacations at our home every year'?
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No. Is it always or yearly? Do you mean 'She vacations at our home every year'?
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yes... that was what i mean... 'She vacations at our home every year'? --- do we need to use verb to be "is" 'She is vacations at our home every year'?
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aicahcutedo we need to use verb to be "is" 'She is vacations at our home every year'?
No. 'Vacation' is the verb.
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so, you mean if there's a verb in the sentence, we don't need to use the verb "to be" but if there's no verb in the sentence, we need to have verb "to be"... am i right?
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aicahcuteso, you mean if there's a verb in the sentence, we don't need to use the verb "to be" but if there's no verb in the sentence, we need to have verb "to be"... am i right?
English grammar does not have any such simple rule. 'Be' is just one of the language's verbs. A complete sentence will have at least one main verb. It could be any verb. You will ne
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yes, that is why i came this site to study more in english... can you explain it to me please!.. i don't understand, what you mean there?!...

and another, how will you explain it to me this two and what is correct?

-she is play
-she play
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aicahcutecan you explain it to me please!.
It is far too general a grammar area to explain to you how verbs work in all their forms. You can start by studying this: http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html
aicahcuteWould you expla
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