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Snappy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "progress"

I found the following sentence in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English:

"I asked the nurse how my son was progressing."

Does this mean the son's illness is getting worse or better?

  

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Snappy worse or better? better Asking how someone is progressing presupposes improvement. CJ

  • Snappy worse or better?
  • better Asking how someone is progressing presupposes improvement.
  • CJ
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Snappyworse or better?

better

Asking how someone is progressing presupposes improvement.

CJ

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