Learn English for Kids. Present Continuous Tense for kids

In this video, Ben teaches about the present continuous tense, also known as the present progressive. He explains its usage for actions happening now, how to form it using 'subject + verb to be + verb + ing', and provides examples. The video also covers the negative form by adding 'not' and the interrogative form by switching the subject and 'verb to be'. Examples are provided for each form to aid understanding.

What is another name for the present continuous tense?

• Past progressive

• Past continuous

• Future continuous

• Present progressive

Which of the following sentences is in the present continuous tense?

• I danced.

• I will dance.

• I dance.

• I am dancing.

How do you form the negative of 'She is running' in present continuous tense?

• She is running not.

• She running is not.

• She not is running.

• She is not running.

Which of the following is a correct interrogative sentence in present continuous tense?

• Is he eat?

• Is he eating?

• Eating he is?

• He is eating?

What is the correct response to the question 'Is she running?' if she is indeed running?

• No, she is not.

• Yes, she running.

• Yes, she is.

• She is not.