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Present continuous practice

by JUAN RAUL ARROYO PEREZ
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Slide 1 — What is the Present Continuous?

Definition: The present continuous describes actions happening right now or around now. It uses to be + verb-ing.

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Slide 2 — Form the Structure

Structure: Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing. I am studying, you are reading, they are playing.

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Slide 3 — When to Use It

Uses: Actions occurring now, temporary actions, future plans, evolving situations, or displaying trends.

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Slide 4 — Negative Form

Negatives: Subject + am not / isn’t / aren’t + verb-ing. Examples: I am not watching, she isn’t coming.

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Slide 5 — Question Form

Questions: Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing? E.g., Are you working? Is he coming?

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Slide 6 — Time Expressions

Time clues: now, right now, at the moment, these days, today, currently, lately.

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Slide 7 — Spelling and Form

Spelling tips: Keep -ing; if verb ends with -e, drop the -e (make make → making). One-syllable verbs may double final consonant (run → running).

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Slide 8 — Common Mistakes

Mistakes: Using simple present for actions happening now; using am/are/is + -ing incorrectly; forgetting negatives or questions.

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Slide 9 — Quick Practice 1

Practice: Write 3 sentences about actions you are doing now. Use correct form, negatives, and a question.

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Slide 10 — Quick Practice 2 & Recap

Recap: Remember: to be + verb-ing for actions in progress. Use now expressions and form questions easily.

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