The document provides examples of using present continuous (present progressive) tense in English. It gives examples of verbs used in the present continuous form, such as "playing", "running", and "celebrating". It also discusses the uses of present continuous tense, such as to describe actions happening now or temporary situations.

1. Play
At the moment he is playing soccer.

2. 
I am
‘m
You
We
They
are
‘re
He
She
It
is
‘s
playing
FULL FORM
He is playing a guitar
SHORT FORM
He’s playing a guitar

3.  Is he playing soccer at the moment?
 No, he isn't. He is playing basketball.

4. INTERROGATIVE: PLAY NEGATIVE: PLAY
Am I
Are you
we
they
Is she
he
it
playing?
I am not
‘m not
You
We
They
are not
aren’t
She
He
It
is not
isn’t
playing

5. They are running at the
moment.

6. Send + ing = sending
Verbs ending in –e = ing
Live = living
Die (-ie - y)+ing =dying
Verb ending one vowel + one consonant(except –
y, -w) double consonant.
Stop = stopping
Travel + l + ing = travelling

7. begin
get
rub
use
listen
admit
decide
lie
try
study
come
happen
put
swim

8. Beginning
Getting
Rubbing
Using
Listening
Admitting
Deciding
Lying
Trying
Studying
Coming
Happening
Putting
swimming

9.  1. actions that are happening at or around the
moment of speaking.
I’m listening to the radio!
2. Temporary situations.
She’s staying with her mom until she finds a place
of her own.

10. They are playing chess right now.

11.  They normally play soccer
 But this week they are playing basketball.

12. 3. Changing or developing situations.
• He’s English is getting better.
4. Fixed arrangement in the near future.
• His birthday party is next week.

13.  Yesterday it was very sunny.
Today it’s very cloudy.

14.  They are celebrating independence day next
week.

15.  Time expression:
 Now, at the moment, today, now days, this
week.
 They are eating now.