This document discusses the present continuous tense in English. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using be + verb + ing. It then discusses some common uses of the present continuous like ongoing actions, planned future actions, and complaints about repeated actions. Finally, it notes the spelling rules for forming verbs ending in e, ie, and y in the -ing form for the present continuous tense.

1. + Sujeto
+ am,
is, are +
Verbo +
Ing.
I am reading.
You are rading.
She is reading.
They are reading.
PRESENT CONTINUOUSPRESENT CONTINUOUS

2. -
Sujeto +
am, Is,
are + not
+ verbo
+ Ing.
I am not cooking.
You are not cooking.
She is not cooking.
They are not cooking.

3. ? Am, Is,
Are +
Sujeto +
Verbo +
Ing.
Am I cooking?
•Are you cooking?
Yes, I am /
No, I’m not
•Is she cooking?
Yes, she is /
No she isn’t
•Are they cooking?
Yes, they are /
No, they aren’t

4. USOS DEL PRESENTE CONTINUOUSOS DEL PRESENTE CONTINUO
Acciones en
proceso.
I am paying my flat now.
I am reading a good
book at the moment.
Acciones
planificadas.
I'm playing golf with my
friend Eduardo next
Sunday.
Quejas sobre
acciones que
se repiten.
They are always talking
in class.

5. FORMA –ING : ACABADOS EN ”E”FORMA –ING : ACABADOS EN ”E”
Have. Having.
Come. Coming.
FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “-ie”FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “-ie”
Die. Dying.
Lie. Lying.
FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “Y”FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “Y”
Try. Trying.
Study. Studying.

6. FORMA –ING : ACABADOS EN ”E”FORMA –ING : ACABADOS EN ”E”
Have. Having.
Come. Coming.
FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “-ie”FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “-ie”
Die. Dying.
Lie. Lying.
FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “Y”FORMA –ING: ACABADOS EN “Y”
Try. Trying.
Study. Studying.