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Let's practice about present continuous

by mergy beltran baquero
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The word order in affirmative sentences is always ‘Subject + verb + -ing + complement’.

2

The present progressive tense is used for general and ongoing descriptions in the present.

3

For verbs ending in -e, the -e is removed and -ing is added (e.g., take → taking).

4

You cannot use the present progressive tense to make questions.

5

We use the present progressive to talk about routines and habits.

6

It is used for actions happening right now.

7

“They” uses “is” in the present progressive.

8

It can be used to talk about future plans that have already been organized.

9

It is formed with a form of the verb to be (am, is, are) followed by a verb ending in -ing.

10

The word order in interrogative sentences is always ‘Subject + verb + -ing + complement’.

11

It is used for habitual and repeated actions.

12

When the verb ends in -e, the -e is retained when adding -ing (e.g., dance → danceing).

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