AliaAhmad Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
grammar questions
hello
when can I say Mike is dancing, Mike dancing?
If I'm talking in present simple can I say " he talk (without the s) about sth" or she\he\it always come with verb with "s"?
thanks a lot
when can I say Mike is dancing, Mike dancing?
If I'm talking in present simple can I say " he talk (without the s) about sth" or she\he\it always come with verb with "s"?
thanks a lot
Top answer
You cannot say 'Mike dancing' as a form of Mike is dancing'. You can say 'I saw Mike dancing'. The third person singular form of the verb in the present simple should always end in -s in standard English.
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You cannot say 'Mike dancing' as a form of Mike is dancing'. You can say 'I saw Mike dancing'.
The third person singular form of the verb in the present simple should always end in -s in standard English. This applies to all verbs except the modals.
The third person singular form of the verb in the present simple should always end in -s in standard English. This applies to all verbs except the modals.
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Thank you 
Can you tell me when can use the present continuous without the is\are?
Can you tell me when can use the present continuous without the is\are?
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AliaAhmadThank you Can you tell me when can use the present continuous without the is\are?You can't. BE (am, is, are) is an essential part of the present continuous.
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