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past continuous: Judith was biting her tongue
present continuous: She is biting her tongue
Perfect continuous: She's been biting her tongue
A past simple is an action completed at a given time in the past. In the negative form you add a do not or doesn't in front of the verb.
The past perfect is called the past in the past while the past perfect continuos defines a larger action in the past that had been going on continuously and usually it is not taught during classes, or better it isn't a usual tense.
Thanks for this unit, I enjoyed it very much but do not have much to say or elaborate on grammar and tense use... it's just so
