Artificial intelligent assistant

Why is 売っています correct, as opposed to 売ってあります? As I understand, inanimate objects are referred to using . Why, then, is it > **** Both subject and object are inanimate. Are we still assuming a salesperson? What if it's a self-checkout store?

is the present continuous. This grammar point requires you convert the verb to -form and add at the end. It means the progressive tense of a verb which shows that something is currently happening or ongoing.

ex

> **** Mr Tanaka is eating lunch.

This is the most basic meaning, which shows that someone is currently doing something at this moment. Here is converted to its -form . is the -form. It is the polite form of .

> **** I study English every day.

This meaning shows habitual behavior or can be used when talking about something that frequently happens. is converted to its -form .

and have a similar appearance, but they are different. is used in existential sentences, and usually preceded by a particle. In fact, my teacher taught me this sentence pattern like this: . The can be changed to a / for places.

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