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Blank the present continuous ideas

by Teacher Ximenas
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Today I am practicing the structure of the present continuous , and I am explaining how it is used for actions happening right now . You see I am water while I read the notes . I am my room to prepare for the week . My friend is later , and we are deciding what to do after . The present continuous also expresses future arrangements , as in I am a colleague next Monday to discuss the project .

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