GOOD MORNING

CLASSMATES

Submitted: by Wilson Camilo Tapue Rivera

 PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• The present continuous or progressive present tense is the

verb tense we use to express actions that take place at the
time they are mentioned.

• The main characteristic of this verb tense is the use of the

gerund "ing".
 STRUCTURE OF THE SENTENCE
Example:
 VERBS
Play -- playing
Sing -- singing
Study -- studying
Take -- taking
Dance -- dancing
Come -- coming
Die -- dying
Lie – lying
Run -- running
 AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

• I'm fixing the machine

• She is looking for the book
• He is taking a bath.
• We are planning a party
• They are studying
 NEGATIVE SENTENCES

• I'm not fixing the machine

• She is not looking for the book
• We are not planning a party
• They are not studying
 INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

• Am I fixing the machine? - Yes, I am,

• Is she cleaning the room now? - Yes, she is
cleaning the room now.
• Are we planning a party? - No, we are not
planning a party.
• Are they studying? - Yes, they are