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    Present Continuous: at The Moment

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    This document provides examples of how to use the present continuous tense in English to describe actions that are happening now or ongoing. It shows the affirmative form using "to be + verb + -ing" and the negative form using "to be not + verb + -ing". A variety of animals and actions are listed as examples such as "She is playing tennis", "They are having lunch", and "The lion is sleeping". It also gives the short responses "No, it isn't" and "Yes, they are" as examples of answering questions in the present continuous tense.

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    This document provides examples of how to use the present continuous tense in English to describe actions that are happening now or ongoing. It shows the affirmative form using "to be + verb + -ing" and the negative form using "to be not + verb + -ing". A variety of animals and actions are listed as examples such as "She is playing tennis", "They are having lunch", and "The lion is sleeping". It also gives the short responses "No, it isn't" and "Yes, they are" as examples of answering questions in the present continuous tense.

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    This document provides examples of how to use the present continuous tense in English to describe actions that are happening now or ongoing. It shows the affirmative form using "to be + verb + -ing" and the negative form using "to be not + verb + -ing". A variety of animals and actions are listed as examples such as "She is playing tennis", "They are having lunch", and "The lion is sleeping". It also gives the short responses "No, it isn't" and "Yes, they are" as examples of answering questions in the present continuous tense.

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    Present Continuous: at The Moment

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    This document provides examples of how to use the present continuous tense in English to describe actions that are happening now or ongoing. It shows the affirmative form using "to be + verb + -ing" and the negative form using "to be not + verb + -ing". A variety of animals and actions are listed as examples such as "She is playing tennis", "They are having lunch", and "The lion is sleeping". It also gives the short responses "No, it isn't" and "Yes, they are" as examples of answering questions in the present continuous tense.

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    Present Continuous

    now in this
    today picture
    at the
    moment
    to be + verb + „ing”

    is playing
    She ........................................tennis.

    are having
    They .................................. lunch.
    NEGATIVE
    isn’t
    She ................. swimming now.

    aren’t
    They ................. reading.
    I am ............... at the moment.
    The frog...

    is jumping

    into the water.


    The elephants.....

    are drinking.
    The lion....

    is sleeping.
    The birds...

    are flying.
    The tiger....

    is running.
    Is this bird flying?

    No, it isn’t.

    Are these zebras running?

    Yes, they are.

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