Present Progressive or Past Progressive? Continuous Tense Tips!

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In this English grammar lesson you will learn everything you need to know about continuous tense in English, you’ll know exactly when to use present progressive or past progressive. With this video you will be able to able to improve your English grammar. Are you ready to avoid doing common English mistakes?

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[rolandflabber]

Hi Alisha. Very clearly explained the lesson. Thank you! What we have to do is just practice this model in a real conversation. The future present progressive is more challenging.

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When do we use have been + Ing and had been + Ing? Are they useful daily Or we just use them in the book?

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Great lesson, as always! But just I think the examples given under future plans is a little bit confusing for learners at this level(starting with 'go' which is similar to future 'going to'; and also having the second sentence out of context and the time of action) Thanks for sharing. Lots of love.

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