Reglas del Presente Continuo

¿Cuál es la forma correcta de formar el presente continuo en inglés?

• Sujeto + 'to be' conjugado en presente simple + verbo principal en infinitivo

• Sujeto + 'to be' conjugado en pasado simple + verbo principal en gerundio (-ing)

• Sujeto + 'to be' conjugado en presente simple + verbo principal en gerundio (-ing)

• Sujeto + verbo principal en gerundio (-ing)

How do you use the present continuous tense for actions?

• Use the future tense of 'to be' with the base form of the main verb and add -ing.

• Combine the present tense of 'to be' with the base form of the main verb and add -ing.

• Combine the past tense of 'to be' with the base form of the main verb and add -ing.

• Use the base form of the main verb without any additional suffix.

Escribe una oración negativa en presente continuo.

• No escribo.

• No estoy escribiendo ahora.

• No estoy escribiendo en este momento.

• No estoy escribiendo.

What is the structure for asking questions in the present continuous tense?

• Auxiliary verb 'to be' (am, is, are) + subject + main verb ending in -ing

• Main verb + auxiliary verb 'to be' + subject

• Subject + auxiliary verb 'to be' + main verb ending in -ing

• Auxiliary verb 'to do' + subject + main verb ending in -ing

Rewrite the sentence 'She is reading a book' in the negative form.

• She is not reading any book

• She is reading no book

• She is not reading the book

• She is not reading a book

When do we use the present continuous tense?

• Actions happening right now, actions in progress, or future arrangements

• Actions happening in the past

• Actions that will happen in the past

• Actions that happened in the future

Form the question for the sentence 'They are playing football.'

• Are they playing basketball?

• Are they playing tennis?

• Is he playing football?

• Are they playing football?

What is the correct way to form the present continuous tense for 'I'?

• I have + present participle

• I be + present participle

• I am + present participle

• I is + present participle

Change the sentence 'I am eating lunch' into a question.

• Is you eating lunch?

• You eating lunch?

• Are you eating lunch?

• Am I eating lunch?

Provide an example of using the present continuous tense for future plans.

• I am going to meet my friends tomorrow.

• I am meeting my friends yesterday.

• I will meet my friends tomorrow.

• I meet my friends tomorrow.