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Demekin Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
The simple present / The present progressive
(1) I study English hard.
(2) I am studying English hard.
What is the difference between (1) and (2) ?
(2) I am studying English hard.
What is the difference between (1) and (2) ?
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1 is simple (present) tense: Your sentence uses it to state a fact. 2 is present progressive tense: Your sentence uses it to mean an activity that is in progress (happening right now).
- 1 is simple (present) tense: Your sentence uses it to state a fact.
- 2 is present progressive tense: Your sentence uses it to mean an activity that is in progress (happening right now).
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1 is simple (present) tense: Your sentence uses it to state a fact.
2 is present progressive tense: Your sentence uses it to mean an activity that is in progress (happening right now).
2 is present progressive tense: Your sentence uses it to mean an activity that is in progress (happening right now).
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