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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
Non-past: the final verb ends in ます. But we are talking about the tense of adjectives, not sentences. Re-read the topic of this thread: "Progressive form for 好き and 嫌い" not "Progressive form for verbs."
There is no progressive form for adjectives. Period. This is not up for debate. It is a fact.
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"好きでいます and 好きしています - which of them two is the correct progressive form?" is original question by thread maker.
What's wrong with talking about tense of "好きでいます”？
Thank you so much.