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- 06-Jan-2005, 21:59 #1
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progressive or present tense Hi,
is this sentence correct?
Call your grandma more often: she always asks of you
Thanks Rip.
- 07-Jan-2005, 04:56 #2
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Re: progressive or present tense Your grandma asks you to call her more often. Then?
- 07-Jan-2005, 12:04 #3
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Teacher Re: progressive or present tense It is normally 'she asks about you', Rip. 'She is always asking about you' is also correct, and carries essentially the same meaning.
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