What is the present progressive tense for the word judge?

I am / you are / he is, etc., judging.

‘judging’ alone is the present participle.

This is the present continuous or progressive ASPECT, not a tense.
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What is the present progressive tense for the word judge?
The “Present Progressive” is NOT considered a tense in Spanish. It’s a special construction using “estar + the Spanish gerundio”. It’s called “perífrasis aspectual” (aspect periphrasis?), that means, a combination of an auxiliary verb and a verb in the infinitive, gerund or participle, that expresses an action that the normal tenses can’t express. .
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I think it might also be called the present continuous tense.
I think it is judging
I am judging
to be judging
judging.
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