Hello Learners
With the evanescent imprint of thumbs I was wondering whether all are cocooned in fists. If it’s then open..
Can we use want with – ing form?
Yes possible. Either indirect form or in a polite way-
We had been wanting to visit…
I am wanting to buy…
( With a shopkeeper).
But don’t use continuous form with any other situation.
Thank you.
I came to office on foot- is the right expression. There is no expression like – by walk or by walking.
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