ALL CONTINUOUS TENSES in English - present continuous | past continuous | future continuous

present continuous | past continuous | future continuous

Learn how to use the continuous tenses in English. Today's lesson only focuses on the continuous tenses so you can see how similar they are. Seeing how similar they are makes them easier to learn.

PART 2 all continuous tenses: this lesson

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I created this resource to help you supplement your studies and to make learning the tenses as simple as possible 😊 .
👉PART 2 all continuous tenses: 💜This lesson

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