Verb Tense and Staying Consistent

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Thank you so much for this lesson. Hope this will reach a lot of viewers as this is very helpful and well explained.

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[@hamidkhalvandi]

Hi and thanks a lot. I have a problem with the present participles! I don't know what exactly function they do in every situation. For example 1. Passersby would often stop and watch in awe, eagerly tossing coins into his hat. 2. His co-star patted him on the back, saying, "Break a leg!"

[@BreakingEnglish]

These examples show them as reductions of a verb in the past progressive. You can reduce by eliminating the “be” part and subject.

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[@sabiraahsharif7575]

I've got a question. If my parents found out about my boyfriend and he's still my boyfriend. Should I say, ' My parents found out I had a boyfriend.' or ' My parents found out I have a boyfriend.'?

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