New posts in progressive-aspect

Is the tense called “Present Progressive” or “Present Continuous”?

differences terminology tenses progressive-aspect aspect

What is the historic present tense?

tenses present-tense progressive-aspect narration

"I went to the hotel you were staying at" vs. "you stayed at"

meaning grammaticality differences simple-past progressive-aspect

"He was telling me that he is going..." vs. "He told me that he is going..."

word-choice grammaticality tenses progressive-aspect simple-past

Past Simple vs. Past Progressive

meaning differences tenses progressive-aspect present-tense

"Thank you all" — wrong or right?

grammaticality politeness progressive-aspect

Past continuous or past simple?

verbs progressive-aspect simple-past

Make "will have been going to go" correct

future auxiliary-verbs progressive-aspect will-be-going future-perfect

Is "University Challenge" right that this is a gerund?

parts-of-speech gerunds progressive-aspect

Is "I'm being angry" ungrammatical?

grammar adjectives progressive-aspect

I often use "is being" and "are being" in my sentences. Is it correct grammatically?

grammaticality passive-voice progressive-aspect continuous-aspect

Is the passive constructed correctly: "The city will have been being locked down for 15 days from tomorrow"? [duplicate]

verbs tenses conditionals progressive-aspect present-perfect-vs-simple-past

Infinitive vs. To Be Gerund [duplicate]

meaning grammar progressive-aspect contemporary-english sense-verbs

Difference between "have had" and "having"

differences present-perfect present-tense progressive-aspect

The times are a-changing? Why a-? [duplicate]

idioms verbs progressive-aspect

What's the difference between "I want" and "I am wanting"?

meaning differences present-tense progressive-aspect stative-verbs

"I am going to bed" vs. "I will be going to bed"

word-choice verbs present-tense progressive-aspect will-be-going

Books have(been) sold [duplicate]

word-choice passive-voice progressive-aspect

"have been working" vs. "have worked"

present-perfect progressive-aspect

Simple present vs. present continuous

differences verbs speech progressive-aspect