PRESENT
CONTINUOUS
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• We form present
continuous using

am

are

I am working
is
on a proyect.

and the –ing form
of the verb

going
working
playing

The children
are playing in
the garden.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• We make negative
sentences adding
am not
is not
are not

NOT

and

I’m not
isn’t
aren’t

going
working
playing

I’m not
working on a
proyect.
The children
aren’t playing
in the garden.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• We make questions
like this:
1st – am is
are
2nd – subject
You
they
the children
3rd – going
working
playing

Are you working
on a proyect?
Yes, I am.
Are the children
playing in the
garden?
No, they aren’t.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• We sometimes use
question words
when asking

What
Who
Where
When

What are you
doing?
Where are the
children playing?
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use present
continuous to talk
about an action
happening
• at the time of
speaking
• now
• at the moment

They are playing
basket.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Let’s practise now
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

What are they doing?
He is doing homework.
She is painting.

They are having a party.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

They are singing.

She’s having a bath.

She is cooking.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

They are watching TV.

He’s reading a book.

He’s playing the guitar.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Answer the questions.
Are they watching TV?
No, they aren’t watching TV.
They are playing cards.
Is he working?
No, he isn’t working.
He is sleeping.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Is he cooking?
No, he isn’t cooking.
He’s cleaning.
Are they doing homework?
No, they aren’t doing homework.
They are playing.

computer.

Is she using her computer?
No, she isn’t using her
She’s reading a book.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Let’s talk
What’s happening?

Present continuous

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