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There are certain verbs that we don't use with continuous tenses although it is tempting to use continuous tense. I see you. I love you. I hear you. According to the results presented here, stative progressive use is not spreading ... The present progressive in discourse: grammar versus usage revisited. TESOL. Oct 27, 2016 ... When learning the present progressive (or present continuous) tense ... Why can't we use TOUCH in Continuous.... ??? ... Reply. Reply to ... The present continuous is used: · to describe an action that is going on at this moment: You are using the Internet. · to describe an action that is going on ... This use is very similar to how we use the present perfect simple, and often it's possible to use either tense. Of course, with stative verbs, we can't use the ... ... verb” and that it is not used in the progressive tenses. She hears the music. (She hears the music with her ears.) (Non-continuous verb). She is hearing ... 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 ... Jul 20, 2021 ... Stative verbs are not used in any of the continuous tenses, not just the present continuous. “Look” can be either a stative or a dynamic verb. Many English verbs are not usually used in continuous tenses (including the present continuous) ... I can't disturb them. They're having an important ... ... verb “to be” indicates a future occurrence, that of fishing. You cannot use the present participle in this case in Spanish. Rather, you must use an infinitive.