A progressive verb denotes an action that is still ongoing or still in the process of doing it. Progressive verbs can either be past progressive (-ed form) or present progressive (-ing form). The sentence that contains a progressive verb is: Sarah will be joining us later for dinner. The correct answer is option B.
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. Structure of Simple Present Tense. Your sentence is in simple present tense and the subject(he) falls under 2nd category, i.e. 3rd person singular. ... So, the correct sentence is "I think he goes to school
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endless (often used hyperbolically).
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I think; c
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