Excuse me, what's the difference of these two sentences?

2008-01-07 12:36 am
I do want to know what's the difference of the following sentences:

Peter always fight with his classmates.
Peter is always fighting with his classmates.

Are these sentences right? What are these sentences difference?If not, please rewrite them. Otherwise, please explain what are they difference. Thank you very much.

If you find any error in my sentences, please tell me as fast as you can. Thanks a lot.

回答 (1)

2008-01-07 12:52 am
✔ 最佳答案
1) Peter always fight(s) with his classmates.
2) Peter is always fighting with his classmates.

In 1), it only shows that Peter has a habit.
In 2) , it can show that the speaker are unhappy about Peter's habit.

(If we want to emphasise that something is done repeatedly, we can use the present continuous with words like always, constantly, continually or forever. )
參考: Advanced English Grammar in Use


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