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Past Continuous terms A–Z

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Past Continuous terms A–Z

by Robinson Vargas
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C
D
E
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G
H
I
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L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
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Starts with A

A verb form describing an event in progress during a past period, typically formed with was/were + -ing.

Starts with B

The setting or context in which an ongoing past action occurs.

Starts with C

Describes an action that continues over a period in the past.

Starts with D

The length of time over which a past action lasts.

Starts with E

A past action that is in progress during another event.

Starts with F

The surrounding circumstances that frame an activity happening previously.

Starts with G

A noun form of a verb that can appear with helpers in discussing ongoing past actions.

Starts with H

Past perfect continuous form used to stress the continuity of a prior action before another past moment.

Starts with I

A term describing past actions without a completed sense, often used to discuss ongoing states.

Starts with J

place of two actions side by side to show one was ongoing while the other occurred.

Starts with L

Indicates a lengthy activity occurring over time in the past.

Starts with M

A single speaker’s ongoing narration about a past event.

Starts with N

The telling of a past event, sometimes focusing on actions in progress.

Starts with O

Continuing action in the past without a completed endpoint.

Starts with P

A tense used to describe actions that were in progress at a specific time in the past.

Starts with Q

Asking about what was happening at a particular past moment.

Starts with R

Consequence of an action that was in progress at a past time.

Starts with S

State of affairs that describes what was happening in the past.

Starts with T

A measure used to locate when an ongoing past action occurred.

Starts with U

An activity that was in progress during a past period.

Starts with V

The non-finite form used to build continuous tenses in past narration.

Starts with X

A sample sentence showing an action in progress at a past time.

Starts with Y

Describes ongoing past actions in stories about younger ages.

Starts with Z

A reference point indicating the moment when an action began being in progress in the past.

 
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