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#1 07-Jan-2009, 14:32
doubt
Hello there!
I've got a doubt...
Yesterday , I said to my colleague "I've got a big mouth ulcer and I've just eaten a chocolate, so now it stings!!"
These words came out rather naturally but afterwards, I wondered wheteher it would have been better to say "it is stinging".
Can you help me?
Thanks
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#2 07-Jan-2009, 22:21Re: doubt-Please
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#3 07-Jan-2009, 23:39Re: doubt
Originally Posted by Will17
To native speaker, these two are interchageable. Both mean the same.
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