More on tenses in English grammar with examples, here are our questions of the day: Is it “I’m thinking” and “I think”? What is the difference? If you have ever asked yourrself should I say “I think” or “I’m thinking”, or if you have wondered why you use them differently, this episode is for you. Even if you are sure, why not test your knowledge?
If you have about 10 minutes, you can find out the answers or find out if you were right!
(If you haven’t listened to season one yet or haven’t practiced, that’s ok; we will do a little review today. But going back to season one is a great idea to help you remember and speak fluently)
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– simple explanations,
– examples,
and,
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