Hi,
Sometimes I come up against sentences with "when + present continuous" such as: You should be careful when you are driving. I've found some examples on this forum
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentContinuousPresentSimple-NarratingActions/bjkqwq/pos...
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentContinuousHabitualActions-Present/bwbzjx/post.htm
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentSimpleContinuous/qdjdq/post.htm
and I know they are correct. But can anyone please help me how to name this use of Present Continuous in grammatical terms? I would like to find a proper grammatical description (all grammar pages seem to be oblivious to this use of presesnt continuous) or book where I can find such.
Thanks in advance,
Sometimes I come up against sentences with "when + present continuous" such as: You should be careful when you are driving. I've found some examples on this forum
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentContinuousPresentSimple-NarratingActions/bjkqwq/pos...
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentContinuousHabitualActions-Present/bwbzjx/post.htm
https://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PresentSimpleContinuous/qdjdq/post.htm
and I know they are correct. But can anyone please help me how to name this use of Present Continuous in grammatical terms? I would like to find a proper grammatical description (all grammar pages seem to be oblivious to this use of presesnt continuous) or book where I can find such.
Thanks in advance,