1) I should be trying to save money.
2) I should try to save money.
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i think these two sentences have the difference of tense, am i right?What do you think the differences might be?
I think these two sentences have the difference of tense. Am I right?
Yes. What are they?
1) I should be trying to save money.
2) I should try to save money.
The first sentence is passive voice.
The second sentence is active voice.
Am i right?
No, we are talking about tense not active/passive. Try again.
1) I should be trying to save money.The first sentence means i will have a try and It is a period to save money, right?
And this sentence is continuous tense.
2) I should try to save money.The second sentence is present tense.
I am not sure the meaning of this sentence.
Actually, these two sentences have same meaning, right?
Thank you for your attention.
And Sorry for late reply.
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