kadioguy
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[My sentences]
a. He wore a black coat.
b. He was wearing a black coat.
c. He wears a black coat.
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Sentence (a) could mean that he had a habit of wearing a black coat or that he was wearing a black coat at the time, while sentence (b) can only mean that he was wearing a black coat at the time.
Sentence (c) means that he has a habit of wearing a black coat.
Are these right?
a. He wore a black coat.
b. He was wearing a black coat.
c. He wears a black coat.
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Sentence (a) could mean that he had a habit of wearing a black coat or that he was wearing a black coat at the time, while sentence (b) can only mean that he was wearing a black coat at the time.
Sentence (c) means that he has a habit of wearing a black coat.
Are these right?
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