Which verb is progressive?

A.
will say

B.
have said

C.
am saying

D.
says

Question

Which verb is progressive?	
 
 A.
will say
 
 B.
have said
 
 C.
am saying
 
 D.
says

anonymous · Answer

it might say i am not here but i am

anonymous · Answer

The verbs in the progressive form use a form of "to be" + the present participle (an -ing verb). (It is the form of the helping verb that indicates the tense.)

anonymous · Answer

yeah do you think you could make it a little bit easier to understand sorry not that good at  verbs :/

anonymous · Answer

Progressive verbs always have the present participle, the -ing form, as part of the verb. The present progressive: is/are falling. The past progressive: was/were falling. Present perfect progressive: has/have been falling:

anonymous · Answer

so c if i get it wrong dont leave i am bad at school and everyone leaves because i dont understand

anonymous · Answer

and you left thanks

anonymous · Answer

noo ur correct i had some work so i had to leave sorry :(