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Apr 20, 2015 ... As we all know, the verb "need" cannot be used in the continuous form as it belongs to "non-progressive" group of verbs. It's simply a verb ... perfect, this tense is not used very often and always includes a second clause that explains why or how the action in the past perfect progressive tense was ... Aug 6, 2014 ... Actually, it is quite acceptable to use long action verbs with this tense as well, but we absolutely cannot use short action verbs with Present ... Feb 6, 2018 ... Practically speaking, every verb can be used in the continuing form. If you're speaking English as a second language and don't want to sound ... Aug 31, 2006 ... I don't remember ever being taught that you could not use these words in continuous present form. The oldest memory I can dredge up of this ... But of course, you can't use Present Progressive Tense all the time, so next time we'll look at other ways to describe Future actions. “Will” followed by verb ... Aug 24, 2022 ... The only verbs that don't have present continuous forms are the modal auxiliary verbs: can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, must. Oct 20, 2021 ... Verbs which can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous ; Have, He has a new sports car, He's having trouble with his new car. I am reading a book, and my husband is watching TV. Stative or non-action verbs often are not used in present progressive. Simple present is used instead. Ex. I ... May 6, 2018 ... The Spanish language has 16 verb tenses and the present progressive tense is not one of them. Wait! What? “But I have I used the present ...