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Could you explain the following usages:
People like to know where their food comes from.
How do I explain the use of comes from v is coming from.
Also
100 percent of the produce arriving today is fresh.
Again, the explanation for arriving vs that is arriving
Hi Lynne B, and welcome to the forum.
Use that when making a general statement.
You can use the "-ing" form in the context of a specific scenario/when talking about a specific food item; e.g.,
The residents at the retirement home like to know where their fish is coming from.
"That" is implied in that sentence.
In future, please start a new thread for unrelated questions.
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