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Makigi
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Hello!
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Would you say for kids throwing snowballs - They are snowball fighting? It really sounds strange to me. Or would you say they �re in a snowball fight. The thing is I need a sentence to be in present continuous, as we are describing a picture and working on �am,is,are+verb+ing � rule. Thanks in advance! |
20 Mar 2016
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redcamarocruiser
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The are having a snowball fight. They are throwing snowballs (at each other). |
20 Mar 2016
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redcamarocruiser
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They (not the) are having a snowball fight. (The was a typo) |
20 Mar 2016
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yanogator
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I agree with Mary, and her sentences are in present continuous, which is what you need. Bruce
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20 Mar 2016
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