Continuous Aspect to talk about actions in progress at a particular time:: She can't answer the phone, she's working right now., He was watching a game on the night of the murder, so he's not a killer., Continuous Aspect to talk about temporary situations:: I got fired, so I'm staying with my parents right until I get a job, You will be experiencing discomfort during the procedure, but it won't last long., Continuous Aspect to talk about situations that are changing: It's getting harder and harder to make ends meet., My English has been improving much faster recently, I can finally watch my favorite movie in English!, In contrast, we use the simple tenses to talk about facts, permanent situations, finished actions and habits.: I visited my brother in New York last year. He works for a bank and goes to the gym every day., Remember that some verbs are state verbs and we don't (normally) use them in continuous forms.: I don't know what you're talking about!, I've always appreciated doctors for their hard work.,

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