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Dileepa Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Using present tense to talk about present continuous situations
I found the following sentence on a movie. Though it was a present tense, they were talking about a thing that was happening at that time. Please let me know why they use present tense instead of present continuous tense.
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With very few exceptions, verbs of sensation are not used in the continuous tenses. For more information on verbs of sensation and many more kinds of verbs, see CJ
- With very few exceptions, verbs of sensation are not used in the continuous tenses.
- For more information on verbs of sensation and many more kinds of verbs, see CJ
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With very few exceptions, verbs of sensation are not used in the continuous tenses.
For more information on verbs of sensation and many more kinds of verbs, see
CJ
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