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Present Continuous Challenge

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Test your knowledge of the present continuous.

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Present Continuous Challenge
 

Present Continuous ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of the present continuous.

by Moustafa Shahat
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Contractions are never used with the present continuous.

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In questions, the subject comes after the auxiliary verb, as in 'Are you studying?'

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The main verb in the present continuous is always in the base form.

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The present continuous can describe future plans or arrangements.

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The present continuous cannot describe near future plans.

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The negative is formed with am/is/are not + the -ing form, as in 'They are not watching.'

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The present continuous is formed with am/is/are + the -ing form of the main verb.

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We use it to describe actions happening right now.

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The present continuous describes permanent facts.

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In questions, you place 'do' or 'does' before the subject.

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The present continuous is formed with the base form of the verb.

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We are having lunch now.

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She is watching a movie at the moment.

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I am studying English right now.

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The present continuous is formed with am/is/are + verb-ing.

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The present continuous describes completed actions.

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The question form is created by placing 'do' before the subject.

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Time expressions like yesterday are used with present continuous.

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We use the present continuous for habitual actions.

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They are arriving at the station this afternoon.

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