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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Should Be + -ing form.
Hi all! I was listen the song I Should Be Dancing of BeeGees...
I dont' know which Verbal Tense is "Should be + -ing forme"..
Somebody could help me?
Thanks!
I dont' know which Verbal Tense is "Should be + -ing forme"..
Somebody could help me?
Thanks!
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Dear sir, «Should» has here an auxiliary function: it expresses the propriety of the action. It is followed by the infinitive «be». It is therefore a present use.
- Dear sir, «Should» has here an auxiliary function: it expresses the propriety of the action.
- It is followed by the infinitive «be».
- It is therefore a present use.
- «Be» is followed by the participle «dancing».
- It is therefore a progressive use.
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Dear sir,
«Should» has here an auxiliary function: it expresses the propriety of the action.
It is followed by the infinitive «be». It is therefore a present use.
«Be» is followed by the participle «dancing». It is therefore a progressive use.
It is therefore a recommendation that you engage in the activity of dancing.
Kind regards,
«Should» has here an auxiliary function: it expresses the propriety of the action.
It is followed by the infinitive «be». It is therefore a present use.
«Be» is followed by the participle «dancing». It is therefore a progressive use.
It is therefore a recommendation that you engage in the activity of dancing.
Kind regards,
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another sentence:
U are busy in quarrel for nothing with neighbour when U should be ploughing Ur fields.
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