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Interventizio Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
To do drugs
Hi.
I was wondering wether this expression can be use to describe the ACT of somebody consuming a specific drug at that very moment (ex. ""I saw him doing crack."), or if it's only used to indicate that somebody habitually uses some kind of drugs (ex.: "he's doing horse" (slang), meaning he's addicted to heroin). Thanks.
I was wondering wether this expression can be use to describe the ACT of somebody consuming a specific drug at that very moment (ex. ""I saw him doing crack."), or if it's only used to indicate that somebody habitually uses some kind of drugs (ex.: "he's doing horse" (slang), meaning he's addicted to heroin). Thanks.
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Interventizio was wondering wether this expression can be use to describe the ACT of somebody consuming a specific drug at that very moment (ex. "), Yes, indeed. : "he's doing horse" (slang), meaning he's addicted to heroin).
- Interventizio was wondering wether this expression can be use to describe the ACT of somebody consuming a specific drug at that very moment (ex.
- "), Yes, indeed.
- : "he's doing horse" (slang), meaning he's addicted to heroin).
- That sounds less likely.
- Present continuous is for action NOW, usually.
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Interventizio was wondering wether this expression can be use to describe the ACT of somebody consuming a specific drug at that very moment (ex. ""I saw him doing crack."),Yes, indeed.
Interventizio if it's only used to indicate that somebody habitually uses some kind of drugs (ex.: "he's doing horse" (slang), meaning he's addicted to
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