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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
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She looks gorgeous in that black dress or She is looking gorgeous in that black dress
Should I say, "She looks gorgeous in that black dress" or "She is looking gorgeous in that black dress"?
Thank you.
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looks is the more expected choice. It suggests an unchanging fact. , 'tonight', but not always.
- looks is the more expected choice.
- It suggests an unchanging fact.
- , 'tonight', but not always.
- CJ
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looks is the more expected choice. It suggests an unchanging fact.
is looking suggests 'at this time only', i.e., 'tonight', but not always.
CJ
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