Sunday, August 13, 2017

tense - Difference between "continue to" and "are continuing to"


Please tell me is there any fundamental difference between the two sentences:





  1. Even today, people continue to use cheques.





  2. Even today, people are continuing to use cheques.





I mean is there a difference as in time period (i.e when the action starts and when it ends). Or are the two sentence just the same and interchangeable?




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