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certainly verbs are not normally used in continuous tense do you agree with the statement give some example and explain

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Answered by rohith11112

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Present continuous tense can be used to express something happening right now or to express something that is not happening right now. Examples of this use include: He is not standing. Anthony is sitting in the chair. You are not watching the movie

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certainly verbs are not normally used in continuous tense do you agree with the statement give some example and explain​

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certainly verbs are not normally used in continuous tense do you agree with the statement give some example and explain