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Simple present tense instead of present continuous
Can I use the simple present tense here instead of present continuous?
Inside the pub, Micky and James still hang at the bar.
Inside the pub, Micky and James are still hanging at the bar.
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anonymous Can I use the simple present tense here instead of present continuous? Inside the pub, Micky and James still hang at the bar. Inside the pub, Micky and James are still hanging at the bar.
- anonymous Can I use the simple present tense here instead of present continuous?
- Inside the pub, Micky and James still hang at the bar.
- Inside the pub, Micky and James are still hanging at the bar.
- Yes.
- CJ
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anonymousCan I use the simple present tense here instead of present continuous?
Inside the pub, Micky and James still hang at the bar.
Inside the pub, Micky and James are still hanging at the bar.
Yes.
CJ
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