Hi,
Is "Here comes..." more common than "...is coming" in everyday conversation?
Here comes the bus. The bus is coming.
Here comes the car. The car is coming.
Here comes the man. The man is coming.
Here he comes. He is coming.
Thanks a lot.
Is "Here comes..." more common than "...is coming" in everyday conversation?
Here comes the bus. The bus is coming.
Here comes the car. The car is coming.
Here comes the man. The man is coming.
Here he comes. He is coming.
Thanks a lot.
"Here he comes" is not equal (well, in general) to Present Continious. The first is a bit poetic and informal to my ear. In everyday conversation I would use both without much difference.
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What does "Here he comes" mean?
CJ
Omg thanks a lot I felt so stupid for not understanding the teacher's joke. When someone made this mistake the teacher said: '"is coming" is something we will not be discussing in class'
and everyone lauched. Well thanks for reading my long story haha