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Expression: "I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life."



 
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Expression: "I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life." #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 22, 2007 15:22 pm   Expression: "I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life."		  
Hi

Could you please tell me which one of the following sounds better to you?

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1- I hope yor are fine and are enjoying your life
2- I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life

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Expression: "I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life." #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 22, 2007 22:56 pm   Expression: "I hope yor are fine and enjoying your life."		  
#1. They are different sorts of 'are'-- the first is the copula, the second is the progressive auxiliary.
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