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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Starting/started / starts to rain ?
Hello everybody,
I have a sentence : Do you have an umbrella ? It ... ( start) to rain .
Can you help me put the verb in the parentheses in the correct form ?
In my book , answer is : is starting . But I wonder if " start" have V-ing form ?
Thanks a lot !
I have a sentence : Do you have an umbrella ? It ... ( start) to rain .
Can you help me put the verb in the parentheses in the correct form ?
In my book , answer is : is starting . But I wonder if " start" have V-ing form ?
Thanks a lot !
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It is staring to rain is correct and natural. Do not leave a space before punctuation marks.
- It is staring to rain is correct and natural.
- Do not leave a space before punctuation marks.
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It is staring to rain is correct and natural.
Do not leave a space before punctuation marks.
Do not leave a space before punctuation marks.
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