Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
PRESENT CONTINOUS	FORM use the auxiliary verb “to be”, as well as the verb+ing.
I - am He, she, it - is you, we, they -are	AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES Subject + auxiliary verb (to be) + verb+ing. I'm eating Image: 7 O Np5 Rab Jsa Xd O Zs7 Vr D6x Jd Nn6y K N Mac D2jl7o3g[1] (binary/octet-stream)
NEGATIVE SENTENCES Subject + auxiliary verb (to be) + negative auxiliary (not) + verb+ing. she is not singing Image: 8dccb1e3d107a8d9d81c355f7ba814c3[1] (binary/octet-stream)	INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES Auxiliary verb (to be) + subject + verb+ing? -Are they dancing? Image: Images[1] (binary/octet-stream)
USES	to speak about something that is happening at the moment in which we are speaking. - I’m studying now. Image: 8 Boy Reading Book Studying Hard Cartoon Clipart[1] (binary/octet-stream)
to talk about something that is happening now, but not necessarily at the moment when we are speaking. - She’s currently looking for a job. Image: Job Search Remotive Home 1024x601[1] (binary/octet-stream)	talk about something already decided in the near future. - I’m going to the party tonight. Image: Sketch Draw Party Girl Cartoon Vector 15111683[1] (binary/octet-stream)
TIME EXPRETIONS	Now , Today, This week, This month, This semester, This season, This year, Now, Today, These days, This weekend/month, This season/semester, This year.

PRESENT CONTINOUS

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