Ninth Class - The Present Continuous (Part II)
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The document provides examples of using the present continuous and simple present tenses to ask questions about people's activities and clothing. It gives sample questions using these tenses, such as "What are you doing now?" and "What is she wearing?". It also includes a short dialogue demonstrating asking and answering questions about current activities and clothing using these verb forms.
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