Lesson 60 - Present Progressive (affirmative) - Learn English with Jennifer

Topic: Present Progressive (affirmative "I am teaching.")
Level: Beginner

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Yes. Good. Present progressive = present continuous

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Yes, it's correct to use either present continuous or present progressive.
It's good to be aware of spelling differences, but remember which patterns are standard for a particular dialect.

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Your first question is: "Why does the dog smell bad?" (Right? That's correct.)
Your second question uses "dig, " but that is a verb, not a noun, so you could ask: "Why are you digging?"
Does that help?

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Would you like a drink? (a = article, drink = noun)
Yes. (That would be great. Thank you.)

Does that help?

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The flowers = subject
smell = linking verb
good = adjective (complement = it describes the subject "the flowers")
If you add "are, " then you have two linking verbs. BE is also a linking verb.
1. The flowers ARE beautiful.
2. The flowers SMELL good.
3. The flowers LOOK colorful.
BE, SMELL, LOOK = all three are linking verbs.
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Would you like some tea?
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