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Mastering the Present Continuous

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Mastering the Present Continuous
 

Mastering the Present ContinuousOnline version

Reto rápido de verdadero/falso en inglés.

by Sara Julieth Cruz Espitia
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The way to put the sentence in the negative is “he is jumpingn't in the bed.”

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I am studying right now.

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The present continuous tense describes historical facts.

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It is formed with do or does + verb in the infinitive

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In English, the present continuous is formed with am, is, or are followed by a verb ending in -ing.

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The present continuous is used for habitual actions

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The sentence “She is reading a book” describes an action that is happening now.

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They are watching television at the moment.

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The continuous tense is used to describe actions happening at the moment

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It is used with am/is/are + verb in the past.

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