關於Progressive的意思和用法的提問

A: It means an action or state is or was continuing to happen or be. Like a …ている form.

A: To get better, to improve, to progress

A: Even when campaigning, she's not really progressive.
What the Congress calls progressive is really scary.
I never, ever claimed to be progressive.
That doesn't sound very progressive to me.
More than 50 progressive groups have signed a letter to address criminal justice reform.
People are waking up to the progressive lie.
Neurological deterioration is usually progressive, not linear.

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A: Progressive important doesn't make sense because its two adjectives
Progressively more important - progressively is an adverb modifying important

A: progressive tense is something that's happening right now, but will eventually finish.

present tense is something that happens routinely, like a habit or an enduring trait, but isn't happening right now.

progressive: I am eating an apple. (right now, as we speak, but I will finish the apple and then I won't be eating an apple anymore)

present: I eat apples. (I am not opposed or unable to eat apples, but right now I am probably not eating an apple)

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A: 自然ですが、progressiveというのは、だいたい...ゲイの人の結婚を許可するとか、男が仕事から受け取る金額は女と同じとか、多くの外国人労働者を受け入れるとか。少し政治的なニュアンスがあります。

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