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Present Continuous Tense Guide

This document provides examples of how to form present continuous verb tenses in English by adding "-ing" to verbs. It gives examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using common verbs like "read", "drive", "dance", and "lie" in their present continuous form. It also lists the song "Lemon Tree" by Fools Garden.
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Present Continuous Tense Guide

This document provides examples of how to form present continuous verb tenses in English by adding "-ing" to verbs. It gives examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using common verbs like "read", "drive", "dance", and "lie" in their present continuous form. It also lists the song "Lemon Tree" by Fools Garden.
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Present

Continuous
VERB + ING
COOK + ING = COOKING

PLAY + ING = PLAYING

SWIM + ING = SWIMMING

READ + ING = READING


AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE

S + VERB BE + VERB+ING +
COMPLEMENT
• Chritian is reading about biology.
• She is driving her car for all the city.
NEGATIVE SENTENCE

S + VERB BE + NOT+
VERB+ING + COMPLEMENT

• She is not dancing.


• We are not lying.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

VERB BE + S + NOT+
VERB+ING + COMPLEMENT?
• Is shes looking her book ?
• Are we planning a party?
LEMON TREE – FOOLS GARDEN

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