The document explains the present progressive or present continuous tense, providing examples of actions currently taking place. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the tense structure. The text invites the reader to practice using present progressive in different contexts.

1. THE PRESENT
PROGRESSIVE
Or Present Continuous

2. WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
They are playing soccer.

3. WHAT IS HE DOING? He is eating a burger.

4. WHAT IS IT DOING?
It is sleeping.

5. WE USE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS
HAPPENING AT THE MOMENT
OF SPEAKING
Present Progressive
Past
Present
Future

6. AFFIRMATIVE FORM
I am reading a book.
Subject + Verb be + Gerund + Complement

7. NEGATIVE FORM
I am not feeling happy.
Subject + Verb be + not + Gerund + Complement

8. INTERROGATIVE FORM
Is she watching TV?
Verb be + Subject + Gerund + Complement + Question Mark

9. YOUR TURN…