Forever aeeling Stuck at an A2 lLevel in English Feeling Stuck at an A2 Level in English

Hi i, I am forever staying onstuck at a2 level. Hi, I am stuck at a2 level.

Hi i am forever staying on a2 levelI’ve been stuck at a2 level for ages. Hi I’ve been stuck at a2 level for ages.

For ages = for a very long time I’ve been stuck = present perfect continuous = you were at a2 in the past and you still are stuck at a2 now Other examples: She’s been playing Roblox for three hours. The students haven’t been paying attention to the teacher’s explanation on the white board. [Subject] + have/has + (not) + been + [verb in present participle (-ing)]

Hi i, I am forever staying on a2 levelnot making much progress and feel like I'm going to have an A2 level in English forever. Hi, I am not making much progress and feel like I'm going to have an A2 level in English forever.

Luca has a video about the intermediate plateau: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CAMvZLVI2s&t=572s

Maybe i fouI can find herelp helpre? Maybe I can find help here?

Maybe i found herI can find some help here? Maybe I can find some help here?

found = past tense

Maybe i fouI can find herelp help?re. Maybe I can find help here.

I hope so.

I need help with past timense (form). I need help with past tense (form).

I need help with past time formforming the past tense. I need help with forming the past tense.

We say “tense” instead of “time” when talking about grammar.

I need help with past time formenses of verbs. I need help with past tenses of verbs.

I'm assuming you need help creating sentences using the pastime of the verbs like, "I received help."