Present Continuous

When do we use present continuous?

• To describe an action that is happening now.

• To describe an action that happens in the future

• To describe an action that happened in the past

Choose the correct structure to make a Present Continuous sentence in a positive form.

• Subject + verb to be (am/is/are) + complement

• Subject + verb in ING + complement

• Subject + verb to be (am/is/are) + verb in ING + complement

Choose the correct sentence in present continuous

• We are write a letter.

• We are writing a letter now.

• We writes a letter.

Choose the correct sentence in present continuous

• She talking with her brother.

• She talks with her brother.

• She is talking with her brother.

Choose the correct structure to make a Present Continuous sentence in a negative form.

• Subject + verb to be+ Verb in ING+ complement.

• Subject + verb to be (negative -not) + Verb in ING+ complement.

• Subject + Verb in ING+ complement.

Choose the correct form to make a sentence in a negative way (present continuous)

• They aren’t playing football now.

• They aren’t plays football now.

• They are playing football now.

Choose the correct form to make a sentence in a negative way (present continuous)

• He isn't drawing at the moment.

• He aren't drawing at the moment.

• He drawing at the moment.

Choose the correct structure to make a Present Continuous sentence in a question form.

• Verb to be + verb in ING +subject + complement +?

• Verb to be + subject + verb in ING + complement +?

• Verb to be + verb in ING +subject + complement.

Choose the correct form to make a sentence in a question way (present continuous)

• Are they shouting right now?

• Is they shouting right now?

• Are they shouting right now.

Choose the correct form to make a sentence in a question way (present continuous)

• Is he walking to school ?

• Are he listening to school?

• Is he walks to school?