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Zhiliang Qian
What's the difference between "I drink coffee" and "I'm drinking coffee"?
24 sept. 2013 10:24
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"I'm drinking coffee" is in the present tense.
Something that is being done now.
i.e. "I'm drinking coffee now."
"I drink coffee" is in the present continuous tense.
- something that continues to be done regularly or habitually.
e.g. "I drink coffee every Friday"
"I drink coffee sometimes"
24 septembre 2013
2
"I drink coffee" is a statement of fact, habit or a regular action. This is present simple.
"I'm drinking coffee" means at this moment now. This is present continuous.
24 septembre 2013
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Zhiliang Qian
Compétences linguistiques
Chinois (mandarin), Anglais
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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