"He is studying in his room" is Present Continuous
"He is in his room" is Present Simple
And what if I include both, but separate them?
"He is in his room studying"- Simple or Continuous?
Is this sentence Present Simple or Continuous
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rotan
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Is this sentence Present Simple or Continuous
This might seem pretty obvious, but still...
"He is studying in his room" is Present Continuous
"He is in his room" is Present Simple
And what if I include both, but separate them?
"He is in his room studying"- Simple or Continuous?
"He is studying in his room" is Present Continuous
"He is in his room" is Present Simple
And what if I include both, but separate them?
"He is in his room studying"- Simple or Continuous?
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VipinGaur
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Re: Is this sentence Present Simple or Continuous
The last sentence, 'he is in his room studying.', I think is a simple sentence using verb 'studying' as a gerund which is part of non-finites.