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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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When you're working vs When you work
First is present continuous tense and 2nd is simple present tense, but why many people use both for the same meaning? or at least it looks like they use it for the same meaning.
Or I am wrong?
Example: "when you're working, take a break from time to time" vs "When you work, take a break from time to time".
Or I am wrong?
Example: "when you're working, take a break from time to time" vs "When you work, take a break from time to time".
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Anonymous why many people use both for the same meaning? or at least it looks like they use it for the same meaning. Yes, they often can have the same meaning.
- Anonymous why many people use both for the same meaning?
- or at least it looks like they use it for the same meaning.
- Yes, they often can have the same meaning.
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Anonymouswhy many people use both for the same meaning? or at least it looks like they use it for the same meaning.Yes, they often can have the same meaning.
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