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GRAMMAR
Quite often, especially at school 🎒, students are told that the verb "TO BE" can't be used in Continuous.
In fact, that's a MYTH.
When talking about one's untypical behaviour, we DO use "To Be" in Continuous Tenses.
Take a look at the examples below 👇, please.
I know I’M just BEING silly, but I still hope he'll pass the exam.
Jane'S BEING so nice to me. I wonder what she wants.
Stop mocking the poor boy! You ARE BEING rude!
The children WERE BEING very naughty, so we sent them to bed.
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18 марта 2024