Progressive (present, past and future)

In which scenario is it most appropriate to use the "present progressive"?

• Describing a habitual action.

• Talking about a past event.

• Indicating an action that is currently in progress.

• Expressing a future plan.

In which of the following scenarios is it most appropriate to use "future progressive"?

• Describe a daily routine.

• Talk about a future action completed at a specific time.

• Indicate an action in progress at a specific time in the future.

• Express a wish or future intention.

Which of the following sentences correctly shows an interrupted action using the "past progressive"?

• When I was arrived, they were leaving.

• When I was arriving, they were leaving.

• When I arrived, they were leaving.

• When I arrived, they left.

The present progressive has 5 rules of use

• True

• False

Which is the correct way to form a question in the "past progressive"?

• Was you going to the party last night?

• Were you gone to the party last night?

• Were you going to the party last night?

• Was you gone to the party last night?

1. Select the verbs in the present progressive

• Run, sleep, walk, read, eat

• Talking, flying, work, play, dancing

  
  

• Running, eating, sleeping, reading, walking

Which of the following sentences correctly shows a planned future action using the "present progressive"?

• We go to the park tomorrow.

• We are going to the park tomorrow.

• We were going to the park tomorrow.

• We went to the park tomorrow.

Which of the following sentences is a correct example of using "future progressive" to talk about two parallel actions in the future?

• Tomorrow, I will be cooking and she will be watching TV.

• Tomorrow, I will cook and she will watch TV.

• Tomorrow, I will have cooked while she will watch TV.

• Tomorrow, I will be cooked and she will be watching TV.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the "past progressive"?

• She was read when I called her.

• She was reading when I called her.

• She read when I was calling her.

• She was reads when I called her.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "future progressive"?

• She will studying at the library tomorrow.

• She will be studying at the library tomorrow.

• She will studies at the library tomorrow.

• She will be study at the library tomorrow.