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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
What´s the difference ??
Hi!
What is the difference between these two sentences?
She was watching TV last night
She watched TV last night
What is the difference between these two sentences?
She was watching TV last night
She watched TV last night
Top answer
was watching casts the situation as an activity. watched casts the situation as an event. The same thing happened in either case, but it's being looked at differently.
- was watching casts the situation as an activity.
- watched casts the situation as an event.
- The same thing happened in either case, but it's being looked at differently.
- CJ
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was watching casts the situation as an activity.
watched casts the situation as an event.
The same thing happened in either case, but it's being looked at differently.
CJ
watched casts the situation as an event.
The same thing happened in either case, but it's being looked at differently.
CJ
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