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A quick guide to Present Continuous Tense.

by Jesús Hernández Rexa
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Slide 1: What is Present Continuous?

Present Continuous shows actions happening now or around now. It uses the verb to be + verb-ing.

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Slide 2: Form

Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing. Example: I am studying English right now.

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Slide 3: Positive Example

She is reading a book in the library. The action is in progress at the moment.

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Slide 4: Negative Form

Subject + am not / is not / are not + verb-ing. Example: They aren't watching TV now.

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Slide 5: Question Form

Question: Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing? Example: Are you coming to the party?

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Slide 6: Time Signals

Use when talking about current actions: now, right now, today, or temporary actions.

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Slide 7: Uses

Describe actions happening near the present moment, plans in the near future, or temporary situations.

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Slide 8: Spelling Tip

For verbs ending in e, drop the e and add -ing: makemaking.

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Slide 9: Common Mistakes

Don't use am/is/are + base verb for habitual actions. Use simple present instead.

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Slide 10: Quick Practice

Fill the gaps: They are playing football now. He is studying for exams this week.

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