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Continuous Tenses Challenge

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Quiz on English continuous tenses.

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Continuous Tenses Challenge
 

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Quiz on English continuous tenses.

by Quân Nguyễn
1

The future continuous is formed with 'will have + past participle.'

2

The present continuous cannot be used for temporary actions.

3

The present continuous can describe arrangements in the near future, e.g., 'I am meeting him tomorrow.'

4

The present continuous is formed with am/is/are + verb-ing.

5

The future continuous describes actions in progress at a future time, e.g., 'Will you be waiting?' with will be + verb-ing.

6

"They were eating when I arrived" is present simple.

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The past continuous uses was/were + verb-ing.

8

The past continuous and past simple always occur together in the same sentence.

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The present continuous is formed with have/has + verb-ing.

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"She is studying for the exam" is present continuous.

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