The neighbor’s children were playing outside all afternoon. It is obvious that Carmen does not care for most vegetables.
Standing on her tippy-toes, Tamra can just reach the top shelf.
Will the rain stop before the party starts?
You really must return those overdue library books.
You could try making lunch for the family today.
The car might need more gas if we drive much longer.
Jason has finished the laundry and will start the dishes next.
Question 9: Conjugate the verb to jump into the six progressive tenses.

Present progressive tense
Past progressive tense
Future progressive tense
Present perfect progressive tense
Past perfect progressive tense
Future perfect progressive tense