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what is a formula of past progressive tense​

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Answered by cutegirlvanshika
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The past progressive, sometimes called the past continuous, is formed with the verb BE conjugated in the simple past (was | were) followed by a present participle. This is the formula: subject + BE + (verb+ing).

Answered by pillaisatish95
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subject +BE+(verb+ing).

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