progressive

1.（）was a progressive intellectual movement throughout Western Europe in the 18th century.2.The present progressive can refer to a future happening anticipated at the present.3.The present progressive aspect of some verbs can express passive meaning.4.Put the verb in bracets into the simple present or the present progressive:We probably （）(spend) next weekend at home.5.If an action has extended for a specified length of time before a given future moment and possibly continues at that moment, we 6.The function of auxiliary “（）” is to help the main verb to form the perfective or the perfective progressive aspect.7.The past perfective progressive is made up of had been + -ing participle.8.In our PPT, instead of showing all the pictures, charts, and texts in one single slide all at once, we should be progressive whe