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Vts nair Posted 11 years ago
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Why are you being late?
Why are you being late and Why are you getting late? Does both sentence has same meaning? If not,please explain each of ots meaning
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I don't believe you'd hear an English speaker say either of those. "
- I don't believe you'd hear an English speaker say either of those.
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I don't believe you'd hear an English speaker say either of those. If you were to come into the office late, you would more than likely hear, "Why are you late?"
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vts nairWhy are you being late and Why are you getting late?You want "Why are you late?" Those aren't right.
"Why are you being" is usually followed by words that indicate temporary moods or behaviors, often negative ones.
Why are you being so unreasonable about this?
CJ
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