progressive aspect in a sentence

Examples

1. In order to emphasize the progressive aspect rather than the continuous, ( literally meaning " at here " ) can be used in front of the verb:
2. "' Progressive "': The progressive aspect typically signals an event or action still occurring when another, more temporally located event took / takes / will take place.
3. In the example, the progressive aspect expresses the fact that the subject is actively putting on clothes rather than merely wearing them as in the continuous aspect.
4. Example 3 : Namlish speakers often use only the present continuous, or present progressive aspect of a verb at times when native English speakers would employ the present simple.
5. One reason, she suggests, is that " private accounts . . . would eliminate the progressive aspects of the current system that provide more help for low-income people ."
6. Another more likely source of the English current progressive aspect is the Celtic languages that have been spoken in Britain throughout its history, which all use the same construction.
7. The modern syntax used for the progressive aspect ( " I am walking " ) became dominant by the end of the Early Modern period, but other forms were also common.
8. "I don't know what the Kennedy people are doing, but I certainly am not aware of Mr . Coolidge's progressive aspects of his public life, " said Richard Viguerie, the conservative fund-raiser.
9. The progressive aspect expresses the " dynamic " quality of actions that are in progress while the continuous aspect expresses the " state " of the subject that is continuing the action.
10. They account for both the most conservative and the most progressive aspects of our culture, popular and otherwise, as the heaven-and-hell struggle for a national soul that consumed the country in the 1960s suggests.