PRESENT CONTINUOUS (now/around the moment of speaking, trends, showing annoyance, or future plans)

The video lesson by Mark covers the present continuous tense, explaining its structure and usage. It highlights the importance of conjugating the verb 'to be' as an auxiliary verb. The lesson provides examples of positive, negative, and question forms, and discusses the tense's application for actions happening now, temporary situations, trends, annoying habits, and future plans. Time expressions like 'now', 'this week', and 'currently' are emphasized. The lesson concludes with a recap of key points.

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