The national curriculum in England - Framework document
The bus arrives at three. [scheduled now] My friends are coming to play. [describes a plan in progress now] progressive The progressive (also known as the ‘continuous’) form of a verb generally describes events in progress. It is formed by combining the verb’s present participle (e.g. singing) with a form of the verb be (e.g. he was singing). ................
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