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The present progressive tense is used to describe actions that are occurring at the moment of speaking. It utilizes the present form of the verb "to be" along with the present participle form of the main verb. Examples are given of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence structures in the present progressive. The tense can be used to describe both short-term actions happening now and future events that have been planned.
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2) Common uses of the present continuous to describe actions happening now or ongoing processes.
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- 2. DEFINITION • The Present Progressive Tense is an action that takes place at the moment of speaking. We use it to talk about something which is happening rightnow. It is also called Present Continuous.
- 3. EXAMPLES Marcos is answering the phone. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are fighting againg. The dog is eating its food. The teacher and his student are studing.
- 4. • The present progressive is used for actions going on in the moment of speaking. USES • For actions taking place only for a short period of time. (Extended Present) • To express actions that are arranged for the near future.(Future Meaning) EXAMPLE: The students are learning English rightnow.
- 5. TIME LINE PAST FUTURE PRESENT MOMENT OF SPEAKING PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
- 6. FORMS • Affirmative Form. • Negative Form. • Interrogative Form. a) Yes/No Questions. b) WH Questions. (Info)
- 7. AFFIRMATIVE FORM S + aux + V (ing) + C I He She It We You They am is dancing are romantic music. ‘m ‘s ‘re
- 8. NEGATIVE FORM S+ aux + NOT + V (ing) + C I He She It We You They am is dancing are romantic music.NOT not‘m isn’t aren’t
- 9. INTERROGATIVE FORM Aux+ S + V (ing) + C ? I he she it we you they Am Is dancing Are romantic music ?
- 10. AFFIRMATIVE SHORT ANSWERS Yes, + S + aux. I am. He She is. It We You are. They Yes,
- 11. NEGATIVE SHORT ANSWERS No, + S + aux + not. I am He She is It We You are They No, not.
- 12. INTERROGATIVE FORM WH Word+Aux+ S + V (ing) + C ? I he she it we you they am is dancing are romantic music ?Why