When to use PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE in English? 5 unique usages (Basic + Advanced lesson)

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[@vishal8167]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@ssekhar6528]

Awesome explanation Ashish

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@ssekhar6528]

Explain Can have + preposition /noun /adjective /adverb 1. Can we have Sekhar on to the Dias 2. We can have this phone 3. You can have strong 4. They can have coward 5. Can we have a coffee 6. We can have burger 7. I can have this

[@muntahaalom7031]

Good morning, Pranam Sir,I asked a question you about sentence which is " He came running to me." I also received a satisfactory answer. Yes Sir,no problem.I am satisfied,Ok .A very good news about it today I am reading an English Grammar named"Applied English Grammar and composition"by P.C.Das.The grammar is based on Nesfield,Wren and Martin. When I am at page 190,found a sentence "They went away laughing." and then at page 677 I found four sentences 1.He came running at top speed.2. The hunter came bounding to the hunter.3.I have seen him riding away on a horse.4.We met a girl carrying a basket of flowers. Ok Sir. according to me in these sentences first verb is a finite verb , second verb is a participle and it acts as an adverb and there is no any noun.Am I right ? I only want to confirm with your help.If I am not right , please don't mind and write four or five lines about it with a Little anxiety.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hello, Hussain! Hope you're doing great! Yes, your observations are on point Those are non-finite verbs; we'll call them participles. Let me know if you have any other questions. 🙏

[@muntahaalom7031]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@ssekhar6528]

nterrogative and negative interrogative Would be v3 Why would I be Why would She be arrested Why would they be sent Why wouldn’t he be called Why wouldn’t you be given

[@HinaKhan-fb8bu]

Sir How to use (it ). in present continuous tense

[@ssekhar6528]

going to be + gerund / Preposition +noun +adjective +adverb 1. I am going to do that 2. He is going to play the match 3. They are going to arrest the thieves 4. She is going to take the vegetables from the market 5. It is gonna rain 6. This movie is going to super hit

[@ssekhar6528]

What is the difference between He is killed. Vs he has been killed

[@ssekhar6528]

How do we understand Interrogative and negative interrogative Could be v3 Why could he do that Why could I be in the school Why could He be arrested Why could they be punished Why couldn’t they be given this opportunity Why couldn’t she be awarded Why could I be

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain pls Should have + Noun / adjective/ adverb/ preposition He should have car They should have courage She should have cute We should have pen

[@ssekhar6528]

I have doubts alon these it’s very confusing when and how to use and how to understand when someone speaking with me Pls explain Ashish

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Didn't get your question. Please make me understand.

[@ssekhar6528]

English With Ashish I am getting confused which I have commented When to use and how to understand these sentences

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain pls Would have + Noun / adjective/ adverb/ preposition I would have a bungalow She would have a bike He would have courage

[@ssekhar6528]

Negative interrogative 1. Can’t you see 2. Can’t we find out a taxi over here 3. Can’t you make a call to your father 4. Can’t he say sorry to her 5. Can’t they do this job for a while

[@ssekhar6528]

I am given vs. I have been given

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Most of your questions will be answered in active passive voice. I'll do it soon, Sekhar!

[@ssekhar6528]

Kindly read all my comments Ashish so that you can understand where I am getting confused

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's not possible for me to read the number of comments you've made. Apologies!

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain She wouldn’t go there They wouldn’t do that You wouldn’t believe me I wouldn’t think that

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain mam I thought you were not looking at me 2. I thought you were here 3. I thought you he was going out side 4. I thought he was died

[@ssekhar6528]

1. I thought this movie would be interesting 2. I thought he would be here 3. I thought this book wouldn’t be interesting 4. I thought she would crying

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain 1. The car wouldn’t start 2. He wanted a divorce but his wife wouldn’t agree 3. I told him but he wouldn’t listen to me 4. I asked him for Rs.20 but he wouldn’t give 5. I invited him to my home but he wouldn’t come

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain 1. I thought you went Mubai 2. I thought she slapped him 3. I thought they were questioned 4. I thought I asked

[@ssekhar6528]

What is the difference between these 1. He would study Vs. he will study 2. She would learn English Vs She will learn English 3. He would take the bribe. Vs. he will take the bribe 4. Why would you do that

[@ssekhar6528]

Explain pls Could have + Noun / adjective/ adverb/ preposition I could have a job You could have a money She could have beautiful