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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is biting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a present progressive verb form, indicating that the subject is currently in the act of biting. Example: The dog is biting the bone with all its might, determined to break it in two. In this sentence, "is biting" is used to describe the current action of the dog. Another example could be: Mary is biting her lip nervously as she waits for the exam results to be announced. Here, "is biting" is used to show Mary's current action of biting her lip.
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Waugh's humour is biting.
"Nothing is biting".
"The shark is biting it".
This underdog is biting back".
VODAFONE is biting the bullet.
The poodle is biting back.
Something is biting my thigh.
The credit crunch is biting.
He is biting, pushy, witty, unwavering.
Austerity is biting, said Mr Hague.
She is biting, pushy, witty, unwavering.
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