Етикет: continuous

  • The future progressive tense

    Affirmative Negative Question
    I shall/will be writing.
    She will be writing.
    You will be writing.    		 I shall/will not be writing.
    She will not be writing.
    You will not be writing.    		 Shall/will I be writing?
    Will she be writing?
    Will you be writing?

    Use

    We use the future progressive to say that an activity will be in progress at a particular moment in the future. (още…)

  • The past perfect progressive tense

    Affirmative Negative Question
    I had been writing.
    She had been writing.
    You had been writing.    		 I had not been writing.
    She had not been writing.
    You had not been writing.    		 Had I been writing?
    Had she been writing?
    Had you been writing?

    Use

    We use the past perfect progressive to talk about longer actions or situations which had continued up to the past moment that we are thinking about, or shortly before it. (още…)

  • The past progressive tense

    Affirmative Negative Question
    I was writing.
    She was writing.
    You were writing.    		 I was not writing.
    She was not writing.
    You were not writing.    		 Was I writing?
    Was she writing?
    Were you writing

    Use

    to talk about past events in progress

    The past progressive is used to talk about events that were in progress around a particular past time. (още…)

  • Present perfect progressive tense

    Affirmative Negative Question
    I have been writing
    She has been writing.
    You have been writing.    		 I have not been writing.
    She has not been writing.
    You have not been writing.    		 Have I been writing?
    Has she been writing?
    Have you been writing?

    Uses of the present perfect progressive tense

    We use the present perfect progressive to talk about situations which started in the past and are still going on, or which have just stopped and have present results. (още…)