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Past Continuous of withdraw




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Past Continuous

I was withdrawing


​The past continuous tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and often continued for a short period of time after the action started. ​

The past continuous (sometimes past progressive) tense is a really important tense used in English. This tense is very often used in daily conversation so it is really necessary to know how to use it.
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I
was withdrawing 
you
were withdrawing 
he/she/it
was withdrawing 
we
were withdrawing 
you
were withdrawing 
they
were withdrawing 


Infinitive

withdraw






Other verbs conjugation withdraw



Present "withdraw"I withdraw
Present Continuous "withdraw"I am withdrawing
Simple past "withdraw"I withdrew
Past Continuous "withdraw"I was withdrawing
Present perfect "withdraw"I have withdrawn
Present perfect continuous "withdraw"I have been withdrawing
Past perfect "withdraw"I had withdrawn
Past perfect continuous "withdraw"I had been withdrawing
Future "withdraw"I will withdraw
Future continuous "withdraw"I will be withdrawing
Future perfect "withdraw"I will have withdrawn
Future perfect continuous "withdraw"I will have been withdrawing



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