What do progressive verb and emphatic verb mean?

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anonymous · Answer

A progressive verb indicates that something's happening, was happening, or will be happening. An emphatic verb is used to give emphasis to something.

anonymous · Answer

$\huge\color{red}{Did}$   $\huge\color{black}{you}$     $\huge\color{red}{go}$    $\huge\color{black}{to}$   $\huge\color{black}{the}$   $\huge\color{black}{swim}$    $\huge\color{black}{meet?}$

anonymous · Answer

Can you explain based on this example please?

anonymous · Answer

(did     go    underlined)

anonymous · Answer

Did and go are progressive verbs because they indicate something that is happening. hope that helps!

anonymous · Answer

Ok, I see so it's progressive, can you give me a different example of emphatic?

anonymous · Answer

My bad. "go" is a progressive verb and "did" is an emphatic verb. :)

anonymous · Answer

Oh, so it would be progressive because go is the main verb.

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

can you give me best response?(: