The document discusses the present progressive tense in English. It explains that the present progressive tense, also called the continuous tense, is used to describe actions that are happening now or continuing actions in the present. It provides examples of the verb "to be" used in the present progressive (am, are, is) followed by the -ing form of other verbs like walk, sleep, cook, sing, jump, fly, ski, run, skate and dance. It also shows how to form negative sentences using the present progressive tense with examples like "I am not running" and "I am not cooking".

1. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSE
By: Barigye Lynn Doreen
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2. The verb to be
•I am
•you are
•he/she/it is
•we are
•they are
•Continuing action
•(doing something now)
•Something
going on now
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3. QUESTIONS
Singular
•What are you doing?
•What is she doing?
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4. QUESTIONS
•What are we doing?
•What are you doing?
•What are they doing?
Plural
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5. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSE
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walk+ing
walking

6. sleep + ing
Singular Plural
I am sleeping. We are sleeping.
You are sleeping. You are sleeping.
He/She/It is sleeping. They are sleeping.02/12/2020
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sleeping

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cooking

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singing

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jumping
playing

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flying

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skiing

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running

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skating

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dancing
you

15. THANK YOU
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16. NEGATIVE FORM
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I am
dancing
not

17. •I am not running
•I am _____ cooking
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NEGATIVE FORM