New posts in present-progressive

present continuous tense or be going to?

present-progressive

The book is/lies/sits on the table

present-progressive stative-verbs dynamic-verbs

Is the relation between the present perfect/progressive and the present time merely coincidental?

present-perfect present-progressive

“it will take place” vs “it is taking place” (arranged actions in the future)

future present-progressive will-future

Present progressive for "decided" future with no human agency

future present-progressive

Using the Present Progressive when describing a situation

tenses present-progressive

See you on 7th October or I am seeing you on 7th October

present-progressive

I quote/ I am quoting

present-tense present-progressive

Does "I like my new car" express a permanent or temporary state?

word-usage tenses present-tense present-progressive stative-verbs

She's always knowing something she's not supposed to

present-tense present-progressive

Present Progressive or Simple Present for things that could be considered as a repeated action or as an action happening right now?

tenses progressive-aspect present-progressive

"Report" in simple present where it apparently should be either in progressive or simple past

verbs present-tense present-progressive

Q: Why isn't he answering? A: 1) He must have already slept 2) ... must have been sleeping? [closed]

american-english british-english present-perfect present-progressive aspect

Why can’t we use the present continuous for the future with “be” itself by saying “I’m being there tomorrow”’?

future present-progressive is-it-a-rule stative-verbs

Using stative verb "want" in progressive

continuous-aspect present-progressive stative-verbs

"I am going to attend" vs "I am attending"

phrases future sentence-patterns present-progressive

Present continuous vs present perfect followed by temporal 'for' / 'since'

tenses present-perfect present-participles present-progressive

Simple present, or present continuous?

verbs present-tense present-progressive

"Why don't they help him?" Why do we use simple present here?

meaning present-tense present-progressive

Present Simple vs Present Continuous for future actions [duplicate]

present-tense present-progressive