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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Today

Which tense would be used with today, simple present or present continuous?
Today more and more people are using/use computers for activities at home, office, etc.
  

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Anonymous Which tense would be used with today, simple present or present continuous? You may use either in your sentence without fear or favour.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Which tense would be used with today, simple present or present continuous?
  • You may use either in your sentence without fear or favour.
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AnonymousWhich tense would be used with today, simple present or present continuous?
You may use either in your sentence without fear or favour.
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When would using either not be acceptable? Could you provide an example or two, please?
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AnonymousWhen would using either not be acceptable? Could you provide an example or two, please?
You may use either in your sentence without fear or favour. [ Did you see this answer? ]
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AnonymousWhen would using either not be acceptable?
When you are speaking of the time that is now passing, not these days: Now I am using my computer to answer your question.
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