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Positive Form of Present
Continuous (Progressive) Tense
How do we
make a Present Continuous Tense sentence?
Form: Subject
+ auxiliary verb + main verb-ing (Present participle) + object
With the subject
"I" we
use the auxilary verb
"am"
+ verb -ing.
- I am
watching TV.
- I am
playing
football.
With the subject
"he,
she, it and singular nouns (for example: Tom, boy, man, teacher...)" we
use the auxilary verb
"is"
+ verb -ing.
- He is
studying
English.
- She is
going home.
- It is
raining.
- Sally is
running.
- The man is
speaking.
With the subject
"you,
we, they and plural nouns (for example: Tom and Ted, boys, men,
teachers...)" we use the auxilary verb
"are" + verb -ing.
- You are
doing
homework.
- We are waiting for you.
- They are
learning
French.
- Pitt and Sandra are
running.
- The boys are
playing in
the garden.
- I and Sally are studying.
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Positive Structure Table
|
Subject
I
|
Auxilary
am
|
Verb
working.
eating.
watching TV
studying English
raining.
|
Short Form
I'm
|
You
We
They
The boys
Tom and Ted
|
are
|
You're
We're
They're
|
He
She
It
Sally
The teacher
|
is
|
He's
She's
It's
|
Example Sentences:
- I am reading my grammar book now.
- The babies are crying.
- My father and mother are drinking coffee.
- We are watching a tennis match now.
- She is listening to me.
- He is working.
- Robin is smiling.
- They are sleeping.
- You are teling me a lie.
in a sentence
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