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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Hi, could you please tell me which of the following sentences are correct? Or are all of them appropriate? Are there any differences in meaning?
He always makes very funny facial expressions when he describes something.
He always makes very funny facial expressions when he is describing something.
He always made very funny facial expressions when he described something.
He alwys made very funny facial expessions when he was describing something.
Thank you very much.
He always makes very funny facial expressions when he describes something.
He always makes very funny facial expressions when he is describing something.
He always made very funny facial expressions when he described something.
He alwys made very funny facial expessions when he was describing something.
Thank you very much.
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They are all fine, and the pair members seem synonymous to me.
- They are all fine, and the pair members seem synonymous to me.
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They are all fine, and the pair members seem synonymous to me.
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Thank you. And how about the sentences: Every time he described something, he made funny facial expressions or Every time he described something, he was making funny facial expressions. Are these sentences synonymous or is there any difference between them?
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