Sunday, March 15, 2009

The Present Continuous Tense

The Present Continuous Tense

Usage:

The present continuous tense (also called the present progressive tense) is commonly used in English for actions happening right now(at the time of speaking), or in the future. 

Verb:
First form of verb +ing (example:eating,swimming/living)
Helping Verb:
Are(We,You,They and Plural nouns)
Is(He,She,It and Singular nouns)
Am( I )
How to make a Simple Sentence?
Subject+Helping verb+First form of Verb+ing+Object.
Example: They are playing tennis.
She is washing the plates.
He is praising his brother.
I am flying a kite.
How to make an Interrogative Sentence?
Helping Verb+Subject+First form of Verb+ing+Object ?
Example: Are they playing tennis?
Is she washing the plates?
Is he praising his brother?
Am I flying a kite?
How to make a Negative Sentence?
Subject+Helping Verb+not+First form of Verb+ing+Object.
Example: They are not playing tennis.
She is not washing the plates.
He is not praising his brother.
I am not flying a kite.

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