1. The document discusses the present continuous tense in English, which is formed using the subject + to be verb (am/is/are) + verb + -ing ending. 2. It provides examples of positive and negative forms of the present continuous tense and questions that can be asked using this tense. 3. Readers are prompted to practice forming questions in the present continuous tense about what an unspecified person is doing.

1. PresentPresent
ContinuousContinuous
1 eso1 eso
Lídia CanetLídia Canet

2. StructureStructure
AMAM
SUBJECT + ARE + VERB + INGSUBJECT + ARE + VERB + ING
ISIS
Eg. He is playing footballEg. He is playing football

3. Spelling rulesSpelling rules
1.1. Add + INGAdd + ING
speaking, eating, drinking,playingspeaking, eating, drinking,playing
2. Final –E2. Final –E
take → takingtake → taking
3. Vowel+consonant in final position3. Vowel+consonant in final position
chat → chachat → chattinging
swim → swiswim → swimmmminging

4. Positive form:Positive form:

5. Negative form:Negative form:
II am notam not
‘‘m notm not
listening tolistening to
musicmusic
HeHe
SheShe
ItIt
is not / isn’tis not / isn’t riding a bikeriding a bike
WeWe
YouYou
TheyThey
are not / aren’tare not / aren’t runningrunning

6. Question:Question:

7. What’s he doing?What’s he doing?
He’s sleepingHe’s sleeping

8. What’s he doing?What’s he doing?
He’s having a showerHe’s having a shower

9. What’s he doing?What’s he doing?
He’s watching TV She’s swimmingHe’s watching TV She’s swimming

10. IT’S YOUR TURN!!IT’S YOUR TURN!!
 What ‘s number __ doing?What ‘s number __ doing?
 Who is ___________?Who is ___________?
 Is number ___ speaking?Is number ___ speaking?
Yes, he /she isYes, he /she is
No, he / she isn’tNo, he / she isn’t