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I have noticed that my way of analyzing English differs to an extent from what is taught in the Anglo-Saxon countries. This is how I see your examples: There was never any stopping it. Stopping is a gerund. It is used (without a verb immediately before it) after a form of to be (was), and that...

Hello! I think that Italian and Spanish grammar rules are difficult the same. I am a native Italian and I have to admit that when I was a child I found difficult to learn some irregular verbs. I've studied a little Spanish and I found the same difficulty. If you have to choose which language to...

I am getting a little lost in the detail of the last few posts as I know no Greek grammar. However, it seems that in a way what you are talking about may be compared to the use of the subjunctive in modern Spanish, which uses that form of the verb rather more frequently than any other modern...