V-44) Present Continuous/Progressive Tense || Present Simple & Present Perfect Continuous Tenses
This video is about Present Continuous Tenses; Simple and Perfect. Two tenses Present Simple Continuous and Present Perfect Continuous Tenses are taught in this video. In both the tenses is action is continue. Simple continuous tense takes is, are and am followed by present participle form of verb. On the other hand, Present Perfect Continuous Tense takes has been and have been as an auxiliary verb followed by present participle form of verb. Further, since and for are used in perfect continuous tense followed by point of time or period of time. It is a comparison and contrast of both the tenses. #continuous #continuoustense #continuoustenses #presentcontinuoustense #presentsimplecontinuoustense #presentperfectcontinuoustense #progressive #progressivetense #progressivetenses #presentprogressive #presentsimpleprogressive #presentperfectprogressive #presentprogressiveinurdu #tenses #continuoustenses #progressivetensesn#useofisaream #useofhasbeenhavebeen #useofis #useofare #useofam #useofhasbeen #useofhavebeen #grammar #basicgrammar #englishgrammar #englishbasicgrammar #englishsimplegrammar #speakcorrectly #speakcorrectenglish #spokenenglish #speakenglish
This video is about Present Continuous Tenses; Simple and Perfect. Two tenses Present Simple Continuous and Present Perfect Continuous Tenses are taught in this video. In both the tenses is action is continue. Simple continuous tense takes is, are and am followed by present participle form of verb. On the other hand, Present Perfect Continuous Tense takes has been and have been as an auxiliary verb followed by present participle form of verb. Further, since and for are used in perfect continuous tense followed by point of time or period of time. It is a comparison and contrast of both the tenses. #continuous #continuoustense #continuoustenses #presentcontinuoustense #presentsimplecontinuoustense #presentperfectcontinuoustense #progressive #progressivetense #progressivetenses #presentprogressive #presentsimpleprogressive #presentperfectprogressive #presentprogressiveinurdu #tenses #continuoustenses #progressivetensesn#useofisaream #useofhasbeenhavebeen #useofis #useofare #useofam #useofhasbeen #useofhavebeen #grammar #basicgrammar #englishgrammar #englishbasicgrammar #englishsimplegrammar #speakcorrectly #speakcorrectenglish #spokenenglish #speakenglish