The document describes an English lesson on the present continuous tense. The teacher explains how to form sentences in the present continuous by using the subject, verb "be", and a verb ending in "-ing". The teacher then shows students pictures from a classroom and has them practice by stating what each person is doing in the picture using present continuous sentences. The students correctly answer questions like "What is he writing?" and "What is she reading?".
The document describes an English lesson on the present continuous tense. The teacher explains how to form sentences in the present continuous by using the subject, verb "be", and a verb ending in "-ing". The teacher then shows students pictures from a classroom and has them practice by stating what each person is doing in the picture using present continuous sentences. The students correctly answer questions like "What is he writing?" and "What is she reading?".
The document describes an English lesson on the present continuous tense. The teacher explains how to form sentences in the present continuous by using the subject, verb "be", and a verb ending in "-ing". The teacher then shows students pictures from a classroom and has them practice by stating what each person is doing in the picture using present continuous sentences. The students correctly answer questions like "What is he writing?" and "What is she reading?".
How are you? a picture. It is in a classroom setting That’s great. and then you will describe the actions. Our lesson for today is Present Continuous Tense. I will ask: What is he/she doing? Do you know the Present Continuous Tense? Then you will answer according to the Okay. We use Present Continuous to picture. describe an action tht is happening Are you ready? now. What is he doing? You are doing it now. Very good. He is writing on the notebook. Next one. What is she doing? Let’s see the pattern for present That’s great. She is reading a book. continuous. Another one.What is she doing? We have the Subject + Be verb ( am Excellent. She is raising her hand. is are) + Verb ing + Object Another one.What is the teacher doing? I is for am. That’s correct. The teacher is standing. He/She/It is for is. Good job students. Do you have any questions? Okay. That’s all for today. See you tomorrow! We/You/They/ is for are. Let’s have an example. She is reading a book. Could you give another example? Very good. The next pattern is the negative form Subject + Be verb ( am is are) + not + Verb ing + Object For example: She is not reading a book. Could you give another example? Very good.
Finally, let’s have the question form.
Be verb ( am is are) + Subject + Verb ing + Object? Let’s have an example. Is she reading a book? The answer is Yes, she is or No, she isn’t.