Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Similarities of the ff. sentence
Can you explain the similarities of the following sentence pairs.
I have written a love letter.
I have been writing a love letter.
Jason uses Gatsby on his hair.
Jason is using gatsby on his hair.
Jen will review in preparation for the finals
Jen will be reviewing in prepearation for the finals
I have written a love letter.
I have been writing a love letter.
Jason uses Gatsby on his hair.
Jason is using gatsby on his hair.
Jen will review in preparation for the finals
Jen will be reviewing in prepearation for the finals
Top answer
-- It's finished. -- It's not finished. -- Generally; not necessarily now.
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I have written a love letter.-- It's finished.
I have been writing a love letter.-- It's not finished.
Jason uses Gatsby on his hair.-- Generally; not necessarily now.
Jason is using gatsby on his hair.-- Now.
Jen will review in preparation for the finals-- Simple future statement
Jen will be reviewing in preparation
I have been writing a love letter.-- It's not finished.
Jason uses Gatsby on his hair.-- Generally; not necessarily now.
Jason is using gatsby on his hair.-- Now.
Jen will review in preparation for the finals-- Simple future statement
Jen will be reviewing in preparation
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