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Present Continuous: Yes/No Quiz

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Questions on present continuous usage

by FOTIMA KARIMOVA
1

Is the present continuous also used for future arrangements, like "I'm meeting him tomorrow"?

2

Do we use "will" with the base verb to form present continuous?

3

Are we using the present continuous to describe actions happening now?

4

Can the present continuous be formed without the -ing ending on the verb?

5

Is the present continuous used to describe habitual actions?

6

Is "am" never used with "I" in present continuous?

7

Are contractions like "I'm" common in present continuous sentences?

8

Is the present continuous formed with am/is/are plus the -ing form of the verb?

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Is the sentence "She is reading a book" an example of the present continuous?

10

Are you using present continuous to talk about completed actions in the past?

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