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Franziska bohn Posted 8 years ago
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Whenever you help her, you are taking away her chance to figure it out herself.

Hello


I am wondering about these tenses:



every time/whenever you help her you are taking/you take away her chance to figure out herself.



—>I think you are taking is a little better

  

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Whenever you help her, you are taking away the chance for her to figure it out for herself. Every time you help her, you take away the chance for her to figure it out for herself.

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  • Whenever you help her, you are taking away the chance for her to figure it out for herself.
  • Every time you help her, you take away the chance for her to figure it out for herself.
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Whenever you help her, you are taking away the chance for her to figure it out for herself.

Every time you help her, you take away the chance for her to figure it out for herself.

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