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Present Continuous Tense
Mathayom 1

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Forming the Present Continuous
The present continuous of any verb is composed of two parts - the present tense of the verb to be + the present participle of the main verb.
(The form of the present participle is: base+ing, e.g. talking, playing, moving, smiling)
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Affirmative
Subject + to be+ base + ing
She is talking
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Negative
Subject +to be +not +base +ing
She is not/ (isn't) talking
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Interrogative
to be +subject base +ing
Is she talking?
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Affirmative
I am going
You are going
He, she, it is going
We are going
You are going
They are going
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Negative
I am not going
You aren't going.
He, she, it isn't going
We aren't going
You aren't going
They aren't going
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Interrogative
Am I going?
Are you going?
Is he, she, it going?
Are we going?
Are you going?
Are they going?
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Principles of using the Present Continuous Tense
1. used to talk about something that is doing or going on while talking
They are swimming in the pool. (They are swimming in the pool.)
He is having breakfast. (He is having breakfast.)
** We can add the word just in front of V ing to emphasize that it is ...
He is just having breakfast.
2. used to say events that will happen in the near future or must be so, often used with verbs moving
My dad is going to Tokyo on Friday. (My dad is going to Tokyo on Friday)
I'm flying to Milan in September. (I'm flying to Milan in September)
Remember: Some verbs cannot be ingested in the Present Continuous.They are called Stative Verbs, such as hear, see, feel, understand, love, etc.
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After reading the principles of use Now let's look at the timeline, is this true as it says, or is this tense used to inform events that are taking place?
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Timeline
Black is a dull past.
Orange is a bright present
Pink is a bright future
The white arrow is an event (as of now)
A dash represents a short time (for the Continuous Tense).
The white dotted line is the length of time an event has taken place.
The yellow dash is the period during which the event continues.
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Present Continuous Tense
Mathayom 1

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