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Thread: what's difference?
- 05-Jan-2012, 15:45 #1
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what's difference? What's the difference between 'I should go now' and 'I should be going now' ?
- 05-Jan-2012, 15:48 #2
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Teacher Re: what's difference? There's no difference in meaning.
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- 05-Jan-2012, 15:50 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: what's difference? Regarding the grammar aspect ?
- 05-Jan-2012, 15:52 #4
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Teacher Re: what's difference? What do you think might be the difference grammatically? You have been a member of these forums long enough to make an educated guess. Originally Posted by allthewayanime
- 05-Jan-2012, 18:54 #5
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: what's difference? I think that the major difference is that the latter one is more of a recommendation that you engage in the activity of going than an advice like the first one.
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