The document discusses the present continuous tense and how it is used to describe actions that are happening now or ongoing at the moment. It provides examples of using the present continuous with subjects like "he", "she", "they" and questions with "what". It also notes that the present continuous is formed using the present simple of the verb "to be" plus the "-ing" form of the main verb.

1. PRESENT
CONTINUOUS

2. What is he doing?

4. He is playing football.

5. What are they
doing?

7. They are watching TV.

8. What is Garfield
doing?

10. Garfield is sleeping and dreaming.

11. What is she doing?

13. She is dancing.

14. What is he doing?

16. He isn’t eating his peas.

17. What are they
doing?

19. They are waiting for the next question.

20. What are you doing?

21. We are

22. We are

23. When
are you/is he/is she
/are they
doing it?

24. NOW
•
•AT THE MOMENT

25. We use the Present Continuous to
express what someone is doing
now, at the moment of speaking.
We form the Present Continuous with the verb to be
(Present Simple) and adding –ing to the main verb.
I am finishing this presentation!