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How many kinds of progressive tense are there in all
Affirmative sentence: subject + be verb + verb present participle (+ ing) + other
Negative sentence: subject + be verb + not + verb present participle (+ ing) + other
General question: be verb + subject + verb present participle (+ ing) + other
A: Yes, subject + be verb. No, subject + be verb + not
Special questions: what + be verb + subject + verb present participle (+ ing)
Answer: subject + be verb + verb present participle (+ ing) + other
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