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Present Continuous Tense
Kristi Reyes
Present Continuous Verb Tense
• Use to talk about actions that are
happening right now
I am working. He is carrying the boxes.
They are talking. We are writing.
Present Continuous Verb Tense
• Use to talk about something that is
happening these days, but not
necessarily right now
She is studying at MiraCosta College.
Present Continuous Verb Tense
Ask and answer these questions with a
partner:
• What are you doing right now, at this very
moment?
• What is your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife,
friend doing?
• What are your classmates doing?
• What are your parents doing?
• What is the teacher doing?
• What is something new you are doing these
days?
Practice with a partner
• Look at the pictures the instructor shows
you and tell what is happening in each
picture
• Use the following form when you speak:
Subject + to be + verb+ing
Examples:
She is sleeping.
They are eating.
Example
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
Partner A
Partner B
To Form Present Continuous
Subject + to be + verb+ing
Negatives and Questions in the Present Continuous Tense
Statement
Yes/no
question
Wh- question
I am eating. Am I eating? What am I eating?
You are crying. Are you crying? Why are you crying?
He is going. Is he going? Where is he going?
She is arriving. Is she arriving? When is she arriving?
It is sleeping. Is it sleeping? Why is it sleeping?
We are leaving. Are we leaving? When are we leaving?
They are arguing. Are they arguing?
Why are they arguing?
Negative
I am not eating.
You are not crying.
He is not going.
She is not arriving.
It is not sleeping.
We are not leaving.
They are not arguing.
Spelling Rules for –ing verbs
(present participles)
1. get
run
plan
2. come
replace
introduce
3. die
tie
Spelling Rules for –ing verbs
(present participles)
4. begin listen
admit offer
Last Spelling Tip
sew
fix
enjoy
Online Practice
Click here: Grammar Express Unit 1
Practice by clicking here
Click here, too!
Present continuous
For ACTIONS happening now
Non-continuous verbs
Always exceptions:
NO: I am having two children.
Should be: I ….
YES: Get a doctor! I am having a baby!
More examples of exceptions
NO: This cake is tasting delicious.
Should be: This cake …
YES: I am tasting the ice cream, and it
tastes delicious!
NO: You are looking marvelous.
Should be: You …
YES: I am looking for my keys. I lost them!
Questions and negatives
1. He is working.
Question:
2. The classmates are
studying.
Question:
3. Everybody is listening.
Question:
1. He is working.
Negative:
2. The classmates are
studying.
Negative:
3. Everybody is
listening.
Negative:
Questions and Negatives
Questions:
To be + subject + verb + ing + ?
Negatives:
Subject + to be + not + verb + ing
Practice with partner
Any Questions?
Write a paragraph
Write one paragraph describing this scene. Use a topic sentence, present
continuous verbs to write about the actions of people in the picture, and a
conclusion.

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Present continuous tense new

  • 2. Present Continuous Verb Tense • Use to talk about actions that are happening right now I am working. He is carrying the boxes. They are talking. We are writing.
  • 3. Present Continuous Verb Tense • Use to talk about something that is happening these days, but not necessarily right now She is studying at MiraCosta College.
  • 4. Present Continuous Verb Tense Ask and answer these questions with a partner: • What are you doing right now, at this very moment? • What is your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, friend doing? • What are your classmates doing? • What are your parents doing? • What is the teacher doing? • What is something new you are doing these days?
  • 5. Practice with a partner • Look at the pictures the instructor shows you and tell what is happening in each picture • Use the following form when you speak: Subject + to be + verb+ing Examples: She is sleeping. They are eating.
  • 23. To Form Present Continuous Subject + to be + verb+ing Negatives and Questions in the Present Continuous Tense Statement Yes/no question Wh- question I am eating. Am I eating? What am I eating? You are crying. Are you crying? Why are you crying? He is going. Is he going? Where is he going? She is arriving. Is she arriving? When is she arriving? It is sleeping. Is it sleeping? Why is it sleeping? We are leaving. Are we leaving? When are we leaving? They are arguing. Are they arguing? Why are they arguing? Negative I am not eating. You are not crying. He is not going. She is not arriving. It is not sleeping. We are not leaving. They are not arguing.
  • 24. Spelling Rules for –ing verbs (present participles) 1. get run plan 2. come replace introduce 3. die tie
  • 25. Spelling Rules for –ing verbs (present participles) 4. begin listen admit offer
  • 27. Online Practice Click here: Grammar Express Unit 1 Practice by clicking here Click here, too!
  • 30. Always exceptions: NO: I am having two children. Should be: I …. YES: Get a doctor! I am having a baby!
  • 31. More examples of exceptions NO: This cake is tasting delicious. Should be: This cake … YES: I am tasting the ice cream, and it tastes delicious! NO: You are looking marvelous. Should be: You … YES: I am looking for my keys. I lost them!
  • 32. Questions and negatives 1. He is working. Question: 2. The classmates are studying. Question: 3. Everybody is listening. Question: 1. He is working. Negative: 2. The classmates are studying. Negative: 3. Everybody is listening. Negative:
  • 33. Questions and Negatives Questions: To be + subject + verb + ing + ? Negatives: Subject + to be + not + verb + ing
  • 36. Write a paragraph Write one paragraph describing this scene. Use a topic sentence, present continuous verbs to write about the actions of people in the picture, and a conclusion.