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Thu 21 Sep, 2017 02:16 pm
I am reading a book, under present continuous tense it says the second sentence is correct while on other hand comparing to present simple it doesn't say anything. I want to know can we use the first sentence also? Is it grammatically correct?
Tim is never satisfied, he always complains
Tim is never satisfied, he's always complaining.
@sheheryarnoor,
Both sentences need a punctuation mark to separate two complete thoughts.
I suggest:
Tim is never satisfied; he always complains
Tim is never satisfied; he's always complaining.
The verbs are:
he / complains
he is complaining
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