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  1. 20-Jun-2006, 07:54 #1
    chum
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    Default tell me the difference please...

    1. I was getting wet while I was waiting for the bus yesterday.

    2. I got wet while I was waiting for the bus yesterday..



    Is sentence 1 correct?
    what's their difference? thanks
  2. 20-Jun-2006, 13:10 #2
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    Default Re: tell me the difference please...

    1. someone or something was causing me to get wet.
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