I notice that 「いる」is used after a verb, such as
カナダに住んで
いる
実家から遠くの学校に行って
いるん ですね(Quoted from Nagoyankee さん)
寝て
います <- I am sleeping
寝ます <- sleep
When should I use いる after a verb? Does いる act like the present tense (verb+ing in English)?
As I understand, いる also has other meaning, such as
そばにいる (I am) by your side
あなたがここにいる You are here
Once again, Nagoyankee さん、直してくれてありがとう！
I always ask stupid questions in here, but I really really want to thank those who help me out! (Especially Nagoyankee さん、Harold さん)
