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    1. The document discusses verb conjugation in the present continuous tense in English. It asks which verb form to use - affirmative, interrogative, or negative - and which pronoun to conjugate the verb "to be" with. 2. Examples of expressions used with the present continuous tense are provided, such as "now", "at the moment", and "today". 3. The rules for forming the present continuous tense are outlined, including using "-ing" for most verbs and double consonants or dropping the "-e" for some irregular verbs.

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    1. The document discusses verb conjugation in the present continuous tense in English. It asks which verb form to use - affirmative, interrogative, or negative - and which pronoun to conjugate the verb "to be" with. 2. Examples of expressions used with the present continuous tense are provided, such as "now", "at the moment", and "today". 3. The rules for forming the present continuous tense are outlined, including using "-ing" for most verbs and double consonants or dropping the "-e" for some irregular verbs.

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    1. The document discusses verb conjugation in the present continuous tense in English. It asks which verb form to use - affirmative, interrogative, or negative - and which pronoun to conjugate the verb "to be" with. 2. Examples of expressions used with the present continuous tense are provided, such as "now", "at the moment", and "today". 3. The rules for forming the present continuous tense are outlined, including using "-ing" for most verbs and double consonants or dropping the "-e" for some irregular verbs.

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    Deux questions à se poser :

    1.Forme affirmative,interrogative ou négative ?

    I
    verbe 2. Quelle personne pour bien conjuguer " be" ?
    AM NOT + ING
    Expressions associées :
    now
    he
    verbe at the moment
    she ISN'T Forme négative : QUAND
    this morning
    it + ING je nie... l'utiliser ? Action en train
    today
    de se passer
    you verbe tonight
    we AREN'T + ING
    they Présent verbe
    I AM
    verbe continu + ING
    he
    AM + ING ?
    I she IS verbe
    it
    he verbe Forme affirmative : + ING
    IS she Forme interrogative :
    you
    it
    + ING ? je demande... j'explique... verbe
    we ARE
    you verbe verbes en trois lettres (Consonne,Voyelle, Consonne) = they + ING
    double consonne
    ARE we run : running
    they
    + ING ? -------------------------------------------
    verbes finissant en consonne +-e :
    mind map created by
    dance : dancing....(mais be : being) A.Pihuit Imbert-
    ----------------------------------------- 13-09-08

    verbes en -Y :
    cry : crying

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