Present Progressive Tense Concepts

This video tutorial by Emily, an English teacher, reviews the present tense in English. It covers the simple present and present progressive forms, their uses, and common mistakes. The simple present is used for facts and habits, while the present progressive describes ongoing activities. The video includes examples, a review of tense usage in introductions, and exercises to correct common errors.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Past tense verbs

• Future tense verbs

• Present tense verbs

• Conditional verbs

Which verb form is used for facts or daily habits?

• Simple present

• Simple past

• Future tense

• Present perfect

What is added to third-person singular verbs in the simple present?

• An 'es'

• An 'ing'

• An 'ed'

• An 's'

Which auxiliary verbs are used to form questions in the simple present?

• Can and could

• Have and has

• Do and does

• Will and shall

How do you form a negative statement in the simple present?

• By adding 'not' after the main verb

• By using 'have not'

• By using 'will not'

• By using 'do not' or 'does not'

What is the contraction for 'does not'?

• Don't

• Doesn't

• Didn't

• Won't

What is the contraction for 'do not'?

• Didn't

• Don't

• Doesn't

• Won't

What is the correct form for 'She does not like math'?

• She not like math

• She does not like math

• She does not likes math

• She do not like math

What is the correct form for 'She does not understand'?

• She does not understands

• She understand not

• She do not understand

• She does not understand

What two components are necessary to form the present progressive?

• The auxiliary verb 'will' and the main verb

• The 'be' verb and a verb with 'ing'

• The auxiliary verb 'have' and the main verb

• The main verb and 'ed'