Present Continuous Tense

When do we use the present continuous tense?

• A) To describe an action that happened in the past.

• B) To describe an action that will happen in the future.

• C) To describe an action that is happening right now.

• D) To describe a planned future event.

The present continuous tense can be used to describe two or more on-going actions happening simultaneously

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Present continuous tense: The players who won ____ celebrating. The losing team ____ crying.

• are/is

• are/are

• were/was

• was/were

Write using the present continous tense.He (a)   (take) an online course to learn how to code this month.

Write using the present continous tense. Currently, we (a)   (work) on a new project that aims to improve sustainability in our office.

They (a)   (plan) a surprise party for their friend's birthday this weekend.

Which of the following sentences from the passage contain the present continuous tense?

• A) She often sits at her desk.

• B) Sarah is studying for her final exams.

• C) She feels confident that all her hard work will pay off.

• D) She has been dedicating most of her time to preparing for the exams.

Identify another instance where the present continous is used. (only write the auxiliary and the present participle)

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Imagine you are Sarah. Write down 2 sentences (using the present continuous tense) to describe your feeling about your upcoming exams.

Describe your local market using the present continous tense only. Word limit: 150-175.