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Apr 23rd, 2008, 08:53 am

micaelo

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Continue + infinitive or ing

I know there's little difference in meaning between the two structures: continue to do or continue doing. I came across the suggestion we normally use continue to when we are talking about a state, as opposed to an action. Is this correct or would the diffence be another one? Thank you

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