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Jesusengland Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Stay and Remain: Continuous tense
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When do we have to use Stay and Remain in the continuous tense and when not?
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When do we have to use Stay and Remain in the continuous tense and when not?
Thanks.
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There are no rules. The verbs are normally used in the simple aspect, but can appear in the continuous aspect in contexts where the user is concerned with the durational quality of the experience: When I go to Tokyo, I usually stay in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, but this week I'm staying in the Park Hotel.
- There are no rules.
- The verbs are normally used in the simple aspect, but can appear in the continuous aspect in contexts where the user is concerned with the durational quality of the experience: When I go to Tokyo, I usually stay in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, but this week I'm staying in the Park Hotel.
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There are no rules. The verbs are normally used in the simple aspect, but can appear in the continuous aspect in contexts where the user is concerned with the durational quality of the experience:
When I go to Tokyo, I usually stay in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, but this week I'm staying in the Park Hotel.
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There are no rules. The verbs are normally used in the simple aspect, but can appear in the continuous aspect in contexts where the user is concerned with the durational quality of the experience:
When I go to Tokyo, I usually stay in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, but this week I'm staying in the Park Hotel.
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