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    This document provides an overview of the present continuous tense, noting that it is used to describe what is happening now. It gives the basic subject + verb to be + verb + ing structure and provides some example sentences using common present continuous verbs like playing, drawing, eating, and reading to demonstrate how to form sentences in this tense.

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    This document provides an overview of the present continuous tense, noting that it is used to describe what is happening now. It gives the basic subject + verb to be + verb + ing structure and provides some example sentences using common present continuous verbs like playing, drawing, eating, and reading to demonstrate how to form sentences in this tense.

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    This document provides an overview of the present continuous tense, noting that it is used to describe what is happening now. It gives the basic subject + verb to be + verb + ing structure and provides some example sentences using common present continuous verbs like playing, drawing, eating, and reading to demonstrate how to form sentences in this tense.

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    TODAY’S LESSON

    Present Continuous Tense


    We use Present Continuous tense
    to say what is happening now
    Structure
    subject + verb TO BE + verb + ing

    am/is/are
    What are they doing?

    They are playing football.


    What is she doing?
    She is drawing a picture.
    What is he doing?

    He is eating pasta.
    What are they doing?
    They are reading a book.

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