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present tense, preposition, used to #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 12, 2008 16:54 pm   present tense, preposition, used to
 

1) Which sentence is correct:
I'm having a lot of problems at the moment. OR. I have a lot of problems at the moment.

There are no children in the same age as I. OR there are no children of the same age as I.

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I'm used to have a lot of friends around me but here I don't have any.
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present tense, preposition, used to #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 12, 2008 22:27 pm   present tense, preposition, used to
 

I am having a lot of problems at the moment.
There are no children of my age/There no children of the same age as I.

This is how I understand them.

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