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Lesson 20 - Going to a Place |
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This is is the simplest expression of the present progressive, also called the present continuous. Here's a link to additional information about the Present Progressive from Really Learn English.
We are always going someplace, geographically, or online, or in one's mind. Where am I going? directly back to my work for this lesson!
Teachers: Teachers, please explain this to your beginner students: 1) Watch the video without subtitles.
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One instance of The
Present
Continuous (also called the Present Progressive)
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