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The three types of progressive verbs all show that an action is in progtess, which means that the verb must end in: A.-ed B.-s C.-ing D. both -ing and -s

The three types of progressive verbs all show that an action is in progtess, which means that the verb must end in: A.-ed B.-s C.-ing D. both -ing and -s
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The three types of progressive verbs all show that an action is in progtess, which means that the verb must end in:

A.-ed
B.-s
C.-ing
D. both -ing and -s

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D. both -ing and -s
they are both present tense
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