The document discusses present and past progressive tenses, with examples. It provides sources for information on parts of speech, subject pronouns, and the differences between progressive and non-progressive verbs. Students are prompted to practice these grammar concepts.

1. Grammar class
Present and Past (progressive)
Bruno Otilio

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From last week: Time expressions
At + times of day and night
On + day of the week
In + part of day
at 7:00 am; at 10:30 pm; at night
in the morning; in the afternoon
on Monday; on Friday; on weekend

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Example:
O vestido vermelho
La robe rouge
The red dress

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O vestido vermelho
La robe rouge
The red dress
Example:

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Part of speech
Source: Collins French Grammar book

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Subject Pronouns
The subject of a sentence is a person or thing that performs the action of the verb.
Subject pronouns are used to replace the subject (person or thing) of a verb.
Source: http://www.grammar.cl/english/subject-pronouns.htm

7. 7 Source: Betty S. Azar

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Important:
Am/is/are + being + Adj indicates temporary behavior
Non-Progressive Verbs

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Different meanings!!!

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Your turn!!!
Source: Betty S. Azar

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After all…

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Do you agree with him?

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