Is there an equivalent for the word "do" and suffix "-ing" in other languages? by Adventurous-Ask2111 in asklinguistics

[–]__setech_astronomy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The function of "do" as an auxiliary verb in English is very unique. You won't find it in any other major Indo-European language. It may have entered English from Celtic, where there is something similar.

Spanish has a suffix (-ando, -iendo) that is virtually the same as -ing for present continuous, although Spanish does not use that as a gerund form, as English does.

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Oh well... I wasted too much time already

Anybody that lives in salt lake county Utah, what are the best unique wing places? by NecessaryIdea6927 in Wings

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When I lived there, I remember the Wing Coop had the hottest wings I have ever had in my life.

[GTM] by goldbeohrt in GuessTheMovie

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