They are both correct.
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#1 18-Dec-2007, 09:17sounds or sounding
Which sentence is correct and why?
Listen! The music of Sh.Jurayev sounds from this side.
Listen! The music of Sh.Jurayev is sounding from this side.
I think first one is correct. Am I right?
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#2 19-Dec-2007, 00:28Re: sounds or sounding
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#3 25-Dec-2007, 14:38Re: sounds or sounding
Is there such grammar rule as: the verbs like sound,feel,taste,smell are used in the continuous form if a person is doer of an action:
Originally Posted by Anglika
The girl is tasting food.
but we use thing+verb (simple form) +adj:
The food tastes wonderful.
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