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Tamguatlay Posted 6 years ago
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Where do you live? vs Where are you living?
Where do you live?
Where are you living?
Is there any difference between the sentences?
Thanks!
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The Present Continuous refers to right now . It suggests that the speaker thinks the listener may be living somewhere temporarily. lCive
- The Present Continuous refers to right now .
- It suggests that the speaker thinks the listener may be living somewhere temporarily.
- lCive
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The Present Continuous refers to right now. It suggests that the speaker thinks the listener may be living somewhere temporarily.
lCive
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