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The document provides examples of using the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It gives common present continuous phrases like "be + verb+ing" and provides model questions to elicit present continuous responses about actions like running, singing, flying, walking, jumping, reading, playing an instrument, driving, watering plants, washing dishes, watching TV, riding, and cleaning.
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- 4. What are they doing? sing They are singing.
- 5. fly What’s the plane doing? It’s flying in the sky.
- 6. walk What’s this man doing? He ‘s walking.
- 7. jump What’s the sheep doing? It’s jumping over the fence.
- 8. Read / student Is the boy reading? Yes, he is.
- 9. play the guitar Is Mr sing playing tennis? No, he isn’t. He’s playing the guitare.
- 10. Grandfather / who…? Who is driving the car? It’s my grandfather. Grandmother / who…? Who ‘s watering the plants? It’s my grandmother. Water the plants Drive the car
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