This document provides information on conditional continuous verb tenses in English. It lists the conditional continuous affirmative and interrogative/negative forms, showing that they use "would be + -ing" or "wouldn't be + -ing" depending on whether they are affirmative, interrogative, or negative statements. The conditional continuous tense is used to talk about possible or imaginary actions that might be happening in the present or future.

1. CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS (Aff.)
(General) Do
I I
You You
He/She/It He/She/It
would be doing
would be + -ing
We We
You You
’d be doing
They They

2. CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS (Int. & Neg.)
Do Do
I I
You You
He/She/It He/She/It
Would be doing? wouldn’ t be doing
We We
You You
They They