Is there any natural or more concise way of saying the following sentences? Is there any natural or more concise way of saying the following sentences? I heard you use present continuous tense as in

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Kyle

Is there any natural or more concise way of saying the following sentences? Is there any natural or more concise way of saying the following sentences? I heard you use present continuous tense as in "one thing about number three is depending on who your grammar teacher is," from 3:37 to 4:46 of the video, and I'm wondering which situation it is for? And it is somehow related to a question that I've been having for so long: I heard a bunch of English native speakers seemingly use present continuous tense in daily conversations for none of the situations mentioned in the video, is it grammatical?

31 mar 2017 10:22

Risposte · 3

If you want to know whether your message is understandable, it is. Send it. I don't know the context of your message (specifically, which video you were watching), but I suspect you haven't learnt enough about present continuous to understand the nuances. I even suspect your example is a cleft sentence with a gerund, and not present continuous at all. The word "things" makes me wonder.

31 marzo 2017

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