The document explains the use of the present progressive tense for actions occurring at the moment of speaking while providing clues for identifying present simple tense. It includes examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, along with practice sentences. Additionally, it highlights common errors in subject-verb agreement within the present progressive structure.

1. The Present Progressive

2. We use Present progressive to
talk about actions happening at
the moment of speaking

3. Clues to identify Present Simple
The use of words such as:
Often, always, never, usually,
seldom, every
weekend/day/Sunday etc.
Example:
 I always go to school.
 I clean my room every Sunday.

4. Affirmative form
I am reading a
book.
Subject Verb be+ +Gerund +Complement

5. Negative form
I am not
feeling happy.
Subject Verb be+ + Gerund +
Complement
+not

6. Interrogative form
Is she watching TV?
SubjectVerb be + + Gerund + Complement +
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8. WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
They are playing soccer.

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

10. WHAT IS IT DOING? It is sleeping.

11. Your turn…

12. NEXT

13. They are running in the park
We are running in the park
They is running in the park NEXT

14. She is crying
She are crying
He is crying

15. We are dancing
They dancing good
They are dancing

16. He writing a book
He is writing a book
He are writing a book

17. He is listening music
She is listening music
He listen music