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"Identifying Progressive Tenses", which involves identifying whether sentences use the
present progressive,
past progressive, or
future progressive tenses. However, I currently don't have access to the image you uploaded.
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🔹 What are Progressive Tenses?
Progressive (or continuous) tenses describe actions that are
in progress at a specific time.
They follow this structure:
>
Subject + be verb (am/is/are/was/were/will be) + present participle (-ing form)
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🔹 Types of Progressive Tenses
| Tense | Structure | Example |
|------|----------|--------|
|
Present Progressive | am/is/are + verb-ing | She
is reading a book now. |
|
Past Progressive | was/were + verb-ing | They
were playing soccer yesterday at 5 PM. |
|
Future Progressive | will be + verb-ing | I
will be studying at 8 PM tonight. |
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✔ How to Solve This Worksheet
Let’s go through the types of questions you might find and how to answer them:
#### Example Questions & Answers:
1.
"The dog is barking loudly."
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Answer: Present Progressive
- *Why?* "is" + "barking" → action happening now.
2.
"She was watching TV when I called."
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Answer: Past Progressive
- *Why?* "was" + "watching" → action in progress in the past.
3.
"We will be traveling to Spain next summer."
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Answer: Future Progressive
- *Why?* "will be" + "traveling" → ongoing future action.
4.
"I am writing a letter right now."
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Answer: Present Progressive
5.
"They were arguing about the movie last night."
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Answer: Past Progressive
6.
"At 7 PM tomorrow, I will be eating dinner."
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Answer: Future Progressive
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🧠 Tips:
- Look for
time expressions like:
- *now, at the moment* →
Present Progressive
- *yesterday, last week* →
Past Progressive
- *tomorrow, next week, at 8 PM tomorrow* →
Future Progressive
- Check if the sentence uses
be verb + -ing form.
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