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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
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Should verb VS should verb ing
I found should be verb + verb
Ex) He should be doing it
He should do it.
Is the difference just like these two?: he complains about it and he is complaining(always) about it
Ex) He should be doing it
He should do it.
Is the difference just like these two?: he complains about it and he is complaining(always) about it
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Hello Moon The present continuous is used for actions at or around the time of speaking. Always +ing is used to emphasize the continuous nature of the action. He should be doing it.
- Hello Moon The present continuous is used for actions at or around the time of speaking.
- Always +ing is used to emphasize the continuous nature of the action.
- He should be doing it.
- - now He should do it.
- - at some time He complains about it - all the time He is always complaining - all the time emphatic He is complaining - now
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Hello Moon
The present continuous is used for actions at or around the time of speaking. Always +ing is used to emphasize the continuous nature of the action.
He should be doing it. - now
He should do it. - at some time
He complains about it - all the time
He is always complaining - all the time emphatic
He is complaining - now
The present continuous is used for actions at or around the time of speaking. Always +ing is used to emphasize the continuous nature of the action.
He should be doing it. - now
He should do it. - at some time
He complains about it - all the time
He is always complaining - all the time emphatic
He is complaining - now
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