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Practice present continuous.

by Tamadhur aldosary
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Right now I a book about travel in Europe . My sister dinner in the kitchen while our dog naps by the window . Outside , children are playing soccer and trains pass along the tracks . At this moment , we new vocabulary about daily routines , and the teacher is guiding us through examples of how to form questions in the present continuous . It becomes clear that this tense is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking .

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