Let's practice continuous tenses

20 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this instructional segment, Hadar Shemesh demonstrates how to form and use the three continuous (progressive) tenses in English. She provides clear examples for each tense: past continuous ("was getting", "it was getting late"), present continuous ("it's getting late", "it is getting late"), and future continuous ("you will be getting closer to it"). The purpose is to help learners recognize the structure and meaning of continuous tenses and practice them in context.

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