The document discusses the present continuous tense in English and provides examples of it using the verb "to be" plus a verb ending in "-ing". It lists out the present continuous forms for "I", "you", "he/she", "we", "you plural", and "they" followed by the verb "learning" as an example. The purpose is to illustrate how to form the present continuous tense in English using common subjects.

1. The present continuous
• TO BE + VERB + ING
• I AM LEARNING ENGLISH
• YOU ARE LEARNING ENGLISH
• HE/SHE IS LEARNING ENGLISH
• WE ARE LEARNING ENGLISH
• YOU (PLURAL) ARE LEARNING ENGLISH
• THEY ARE LEARNING ENGLISH

2. What can you see in the pictures?
● In this picture there
is a horse. The horse
is lying down in the
field.
● In this picture there
are four people.
They are eating
dinner.

3. Describing People
What colour is her hair?
● She has got brown hair.
What colour are her eyes?
● She has got big brown
eyes.
What is she doing?
● She is smiling.

4. What are they wearing?
• He is wearing a hat, a shirt and a grey suit.
• She is wearing a pink dress.
• She is wearing a green and black skirt and a yellow
cardigan. She’s got pink hair.
• She is wearing a rose in her hair
• The girls are wearing jeans, boots and t-shirts.

5. Actions: What are they doing?