This document provides information on the affirmative and interrogative forms of the present continuous tense in English. For the affirmative form, it lists the subject pronouns and pairs them with the correct form of "to be" and the present participle of the verb. For the interrogative form, it follows the same structure but presents it in a question. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of different verbs in both affirmative and interrogative sentences.

1. Present Continuous

2. Affirmative Form
Subject
Verb to be
Verb+ing
complement
I
Am
Reading
A book
He/ She / It
Is
Reading
A book
You
Are
Reading
A book
They
Are
Reading
A book
We
Are
Reading
A book

3. I AM readING a book

4. She is DancING

5. It is RainING

6. He is PlayING football

7. They Are DancING

8. They are watchING Tv

9. We are LearnING

10. Interrogative Form
Verb To be
Subejct
Verb+ing
Complement
?
AM
I
Learning
English
?
Is
He/She/It
Learning
English
?
Are
You
Learinig
English
?
Are
They
Learning
English
?
Are
We
Learning
English
?

11. Is He Recycling?
 Yes,
He Is

12. Is SHE Singning?

Yes, She is

13. ARE They RunnING?
 Yes,They
Are

14. Are You Listening?
 Yes,
I AM

15. ARE We LearnING?
Yes, We Are

16. Thank You !!!
For Your Attetion!!!