Progressive Aspect | The parts of speech | Grammar | Khan Academy

If verb tense allows you to control the past, the present, and the future, then aspect gives you even finer control over time. David, Khan Academy's resident grammarian, explains.

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[lorenipsuma]

This is helpful, because I am learning about this to have knowledge in English and my Grammar is always perfect, Thank you Khan Academy

[Denmcauliffe]

You can master time.
Be the time master.
Master the time!

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[micaellafigueroa]

It was ONGOING in the past

It is ONGOING in the present moment

It will be ONGOING in the future

[trevanya]

Thank you for the great help sir! now I understand progressive tense!

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[sagar]

PLease tell which software or which platform you used to make the video

[Glyphy]

Can someone pls tell me what progressive forms of verbs are??

[readers]

Can i say "i would walk" in future progressive

[aligerami]

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[cfharboe]

Hello, good night. Are progressive tenses and continuous tenses the same?

[amaralzaidi]

less time more understanding, at school, more time less understanding and sometime never