Present continuous or progressive

When do we use the Present Continuous tense?

• A) To talk about future habits
  

• B) To describe something that happened yesterday
  

• C) To talk about actions happening right now

• D) To describe general truths

What is the primary use of the Present Progressive tense?

• Actions that happened in the past

• Actions that will happen in the future

• Actions that are happening now

• Actions that are completed

Which sentence is NOT in the Present Continuous tense?

• A) They are playing soccer.

• 
  B) He is writing a letter.
  

• C) We go to the park.

• 
  D) I am doing my homework.

What is the correct structure for Present Continuous?

• A) Subject + base verb + -ed

• 
  B) Subject + verb to be + verb-ing

• 
  C) Subject + has/have + verb

• 
  D) Subject + verb-s

What is the general structure for forming the Present Progressive tense?

• Subject + verb + -ed

• Subject + will + verb

• Subject + Be + -ing verb

• Subject + verb + -s

Which form of the verb 'Be' is used with the pronoun 'She' in the Present Progressive?

• am

• are

• is

• be

When the subject of a sentence is a plural noun, which form of 'Be' should be used in the Present Progressive?

• is

• am

• are

• be

Which form of 'Be' is used with a non-count noun in the Present Progressive?

• are

• is

• am

• be

Choose the correct option: "You ___ eating dinner."

• are

• am not

• am

• is

Choose the correct option: " I _____ drinking tea"

• are

• isn't

• aren't

• am