The document discusses feelings and the present continuous tense in English grammar. It defines the present continuous as describing a present action and lists its key components. Examples are provided to illustrate using the present continuous for actions happening now compared to the simple present. Rules for forming the present continuous are outlined, including keeping the final 'e' for some verbs and doubling the final consonant before adding '-ing' for others.

1. Feelings
●Scared
●Happy

2. ●Nervous
●Excited

3. ●Sad
●In love

4. Cold
Bored

5. ●Sick
●Hungry

6. ●Thirsty

7. sleep

8. Present continuous
● Present action (now, at the moment, at present)
ex: We are studying English
Pronouns + verb be + main verb + ing +
complement
Ex:
They are drinking water.

9. Simple present X Present continuous
● Simple present
Ex: I eat pizza every day.
● Present continuous
Ex: I am eating pizza.

10. Rules of present continuous
● 1) Verbs that end with the letter "e " preceded
by a consonant.
● ride (andar de/montar) – riding
● take (pegar) – taking
● make (fazer) – making
Ex: We are making a cake.

11. 2)Verbs that end with CVC ( consonant- vowel-
consonant ) : double the last letter before adding
-ing .
●swim (nadar) – swimming
●cut (cortar) – cutting
●run(correr) – running
Ex: I am swimming