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    This study guide from Ms. Angie Vasquez at Progreso Christian Bilingüe School covers the present continuous and past continuous verb tenses. For the present continuous, it indicates an action happening now, frequently, or continuing into the future. Students are instructed to change sample sentences into affirmative, negative, or question form using the tense's structure. For the past continuous, it expresses an ongoing past action that was happening at a specific moment or two ongoing past actions happening simultaneously. Students are again asked to change sample sentences into affirmative, negative, or question form using the tense's structure.

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    This study guide from Ms. Angie Vasquez at Progreso Christian Bilingüe School covers the present continuous and past continuous verb tenses. For the present continuous, it indicates an action happening now, frequently, or continuing into the future. Students are instructed to change sample sentences into affirmative, negative, or question form using the tense's structure. For the past continuous, it expresses an ongoing past action that was happening at a specific moment or two ongoing past actions happening simultaneously. Students are again asked to change sample sentences into affirmative, negative, or question form using the tense's structure.

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    Progreso Christian Bilingüe School

    Ms. Angie Vasquez

    5th Grade –Grammar/ Study guide

    1. Present Continuous
    The present continuous verb tense indicates that an action or condition is happening
    now, frequently, and may continue into the future.
    Change into affirmative, negative or question the following sentences. You can be guided by
    the structure.

    Affirmative
    Subject/ verb to be/ verb + ing/ complement.
    Pamela is playing basketball.
    Negative
    Subject/ verb to be/ not/ verb + ing/ complement.
    Joey is not jumping on the bed.
    Question
    Verb to be/ Subject/ verb + ing/ complement/?
    Is Maria cleaning her room?
    Progreso Christian Bilingüe School
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    2. Past Continuous
    The past continuous is a verb tense which is used to show that an ongoing past action was
    happening at a specific moment of interruption, or that two ongoing actions were
    happening at the same time.
    Change into affirmative, negative or question the following sentences. You can be guided by
    the structure.

    Affirmative
    Subject/ verb to be in past/ verb + ing/ complement.
    Ricardo was washing his car.
    Negative
    Subject/ verb to be in past/ not/ verb + ing/ complement.
    Rachel was not helping his father.
    Question
    Verb to be in past/ Subject/ verb + ing/ complement/?
    Were we watching the TV?

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