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    Grammar Present Continuous

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    The document provides examples of using contractions to express present continuous tense in English using the verbs "be" and a present participle (-ing verb form). It demonstrates this with examples for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, third person singular, and third person plural. It then provides the negative form and includes examples asking yes/no questions in the present continuous tense.

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    The document provides examples of using contractions to express present continuous tense in English using the verbs "be" and a present participle (-ing verb form). It demonstrates this with examples for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, third person singular, and third person plural. It then provides the negative form and includes examples asking yes/no questions in the present continuous tense.

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    The document provides examples of using contractions to express present continuous tense in English using the verbs "be" and a present participle (-ing verb form). It demonstrates this with examples for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, third person singular, and third person plural. It then provides the negative form and includes examples asking yes/no questions in the present continuous tense.

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    I am (I’m) + v-ing. = I’m reading a book.

    You are (You’re) + v-ing. = You’re surfing.


    He is (He’s) + v-ing. = He’s reading a book.
    She is (She’s) + v-ing. = She’s playing football.
    It is (It’s) + v-ing. = It’s flying.
    We are (We’re) + v-ing. = We’re playing football.
    You are (You’re) + v-ing. = You’re playing computer games.
    They are (They’re) + v-ing. = They’re playing with leaves.

    He_______________ It_______________ She______________ You______________


    _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________
    ___________

    You______________ We______________ I________________ They_____________


    _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________
    I am not (I’m not) + v-ing. = I’m not reading a book.
    You are not (You aren’t) + v-ing. = You aren’t surfing.
    He is not (He isn’t) + v-ing. = He isn’t reading a book.
    She is not (She isn’t) + v-ing. = She isn’t playing football.
    It is not (It isn’t) + v-ing. = It isn’t flying.
    We are not (We aren’t) + v-ing. = We aren’t playing football.
    You are not (You aren’t) + v-ing. = You aren’t playing computer games.
    They are not (They aren’t) + v-ing. = They aren’t playing with leaves.

    1- I am playing football at the moment.


    I am not playing football at the moment.
    2- You are cooking pizzas.
    ________________________________.
    3- He is surfing.
    ________________________________.
    4- They are playing computer games.
    ________________________________.
    5- She is reading a book.
    ________________________________.
    6- We are playing tennis.
    ________________________________.
    7- It is flying.
    ________________________________.
    8- I am sleeping.
    ________________________________.
    9- He is watching tv.
    ________________________________.
    

    Am I + v-ing.?= Am I reading a book? Yes, you are. / No, you aren’t.


    Are you + v-ing.? = Are you surfing? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
    Is he + v-ing.? = Is he reading a book? Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.
    Is she + v-ing.? = Is she playing football? Yes, she is. / She isn’t.
    Is it+ v-ing.? = Is it flying? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
    Are we + v-ing.? = Are we playing football? Yes, you are. / No, you aren’t.
    Are you + v-ing.? = Are you playing computer games? Yes, we are. / No, we
    aren’t.
    Are they + v-ing.? = Are they playing with leaves? Yes, they are. / No, they
    aren’t.

    I am playing football at the moment.


    Am I playing football at the moment? Yes, you are / x No, you aren’t.

    1- You are cooking pizzas. x


    ________________________________.
    2- He is surfing. 
    ________________________________.
    3- They are playing computer games. 
    ________________________________.
    4- She is reading a book. x
    ________________________________.
    5- We are playing tennis. 
    ________________________________.
    6- It is flying. x
    ________________________________.
    7- I am sleeping. x
    ________________________________.
    8- He is watching tv. 
    ________________________________.

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