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Seagull Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The present tense or the present progressive tense

Hello everyone. I have a question.

Which sounds more natural of the following two sentences? --

(A) We have a lot of chicken these days.
(B) We are having a lot of chicken these days.

I'm thinking of a situation where a family changed their diet and has formed a new habit, but they doubt if the habit will last long.

  

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Both are possible, but in your specific situation I would choose (B).

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  • Both are possible, but in your specific situation I would choose (B).
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Both are possible, but in your specific situation I would choose (B).

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seagullB) We are having a lot of chicken these days.

We are eating a lot of chicken these days.

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