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What is a prolonged form of verb mean?

"Prolonged form of a verb" is a term that's not commonly used in English grammar. It's not a standard grammatical concept.

Here's why:

* Verbs are already flexible: Verbs already have various forms to express tense, aspect, mood, and voice. These forms are well-defined (present, past, future, present perfect, etc.).

* "Prolonged" is ambiguous: It's unclear what "prolonged" means in this context. Does it refer to:

* Duration: A verb form that emphasizes a longer action?

* Emphasis: A form that makes the action seem more important or drawn-out?

To understand what you're asking, we need more context. Could you please rephrase your question or provide an example of what you mean by "prolonged form of a verb"?

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