Video lesson · Past Progressive (Continuous)

Repeated Actions

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The past progressive tense can also be used to describe repeated or habitual actions in the past, often with an annoying or bothersome tone. Words like always, continuously, and all the time are used to emphasize the repetitive nature of the action.

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