Present Continuous

We form the PRESENT CONTINUOUS with the Present Simple of the verb to ... + main verb + ...

• Have ... -ing

• Be ... -s

• Be ... -ing

• Have ... -es

We use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to talk about...

• routines.

• the future.

• actions in the past.

• actions happening now, at the moment.

The correct INTERROGATIVE form in the Present Continuous is ...

• Are they study?

• Do they studying?

• Are they studying?

• Do they study?

The correct NEGATIVE form in the Present Continuous is ...

• They aren't play.

• They don't playing.

• They aren't playing.

• They don't play.

She is reading a book ...

• at that moment.

• at the moment.

• at 12 p.m.

• yesterday.

They are watching a film.

• What do they do?

• What are they do?

• What are they doing?

• What do they doing?

What is James doing?

• He skateboarding.

• He are skateboarding.

• He isn't skateboarding.

• He is skateboarding.

What is Lucy doing?

• She is riding a poem.

• She are reading a poem.

• She is reading a poem.

• She is readding a poem.

What is Joe doing?

• He's swiming.

• He are swimming.

• He's swimming.

• He isn't swimming.

What are the children doing?

• They're running.

• They're runing.

• There running.

• They is running.