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The document explains the present continuous tense, which describes actions happening now, temporary situations, and future arrangements. It outlines the structure for forming affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb 'to be' followed by a verb ending in -ing. Examples and exercises are provided to illustrate the use of this tense.

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Present Continuous Presentation

The document explains the present continuous tense, which describes actions happening now, temporary situations, and future arrangements. It outlines the structure for forming affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb 'to be' followed by a verb ending in -ing. Examples and exercises are provided to illustrate the use of this tense.

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COVER

Present

DEFINITION
Continuous

FORM
STUDENTS:
LOPEZ SAENZ HUGO
PONTE CASTILLO ESMERALDA

EXAMPLES
VALVERDE ESPINOZA RODRIGO
ZELADA BILLABICENCIO MARCIA
Definition

DEFINITION
The present continuous (present progressive) tense is a way to convey any
action or condition that is happening right now, frequently, and may be
ongoing. It adds energy and action to writing, and its effect helps readers
understand when the action is happening.

FORM
This verb tense helps describe activities in progress, temporary situations,
and near-future plans. It is easily recognized because it uses the verb "to
be" followed by another verb ending in -ing.

EXAMPLES
Structure
To form the present continuous in its affirmative, negative and interrogative
form, follow this formula:
Subject + to be (am, is, are) + base verb + ing.
Let’s see a few examples. Can you spot the formula?

STRUCTURE
Affirmative: Subjet + am/is/are + verb (-ing)
Example: i am writing/She is reading/they are dancing.

Negative: Subjet + am/is/are + not + verb(ing)


Example: I am not writing/he is not listening/we are not dancing.

EXAMPLES
Interrogative: Am/is/are + Subjet + verb (ing)?
Example: Are You reading? Is She studying?/am i working?
WHEN DO WE US THE PRESENT CONTINUOS?
We use the present continuous to talk about...
Actions happening now Temporary situations

It is used for actions that are It's also used for actions that are happening
happening at this moment. during a temporary period, but not
necessarily at this exact moment.
Future arrangements or
plans
It can be used to talk about future plans
that are already arranged.
Examples
AFIRMATIVE
1.I am doing my homework. NEGATIVE QUESTIONS
[Link] are playing soccer in the [Link] in not listening to music. [Link] she talking to her teacher?.
park. [Link] are not working today. [Link] they eating lunch?.
[Link] is cooking dinner at the 3.I am not sliping. [Link] he playing video games?.
moment.

“ANOTHER EXAMPLE”

“The chef is cooking breakfast right now. He

EXAMPLES
is making some pancakes, and his assistant is
cutting fresh fruit.”
Exercises Which is the correct question in the
Present Continuous?
A) You are studying?
B) Are you studying?
What is the correct structure of the
C) Do you studying?
Present Continuous? D) Is you studying?
A) Subject + verb + ed
B) Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing The Present Continuous is used for
C) Subject + do/does + verb actions happening now.
D) Subject + will + verb a) True
b) False

What is the correct Present Continuous


form of the verb “run”? What is the Present Continuous used
A) Runing for?
B) Running A) To talk about the past
C) Runned B) To describe actions in progress
D) Runs C) To express habits
D) To describe places

Do not translate your cell phone to Spanish!!


Thank you!

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