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Roky0071 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

trust / am trusting you

What is the difference between the two sentences below
1.I trust you.
2.I am trusting you.
  

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"I am trusting you" means "I am trusting you on this particular occasion", whereas "I trust you" expresses a more permanent opinion. Please note correct spacing: 1. I trust you.

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  • "I am trusting you" means "I am trusting you on this particular occasion", whereas "I trust you" expresses a more permanent opinion.
  • Please note correct spacing: 1.
  • I trust you.
  • 2.
  • I am trusting you.
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"I am trusting you" means "I am trusting you on this particular occasion", whereas "I trust you" expresses a more permanent opinion.

Please note correct spacing:

1. I trust you.
2. I am trusting you.
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