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    Present Continuous Passive: Is/are + Being + Past Participle

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    The Present Continuous Passive describes an action that is happening now and uses the verb "be" plus the past participle. It can describe actions like air pollution from car fumes, dirty water being dumped in rivers, penguins being threatened by climate change, and roads not being repaired in a city.

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    The Present Continuous Passive describes an action that is happening now and uses the verb "be" plus the past participle. It can describe actions like air pollution from car fumes, dirty water being dumped in rivers, penguins being threatened by climate change, and roads not being repaired in a city.

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    The Present Continuous Passive describes an action that is happening now and uses the verb "be" plus the past participle. It can describe actions like air pollution from car fumes, dirty water being dumped in rivers, penguins being threatened by climate change, and roads not being repaired in a city.

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    Present Continuous Passive: Is/are + Being + Past Participle

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    The Present Continuous Passive describes an action that is happening now and uses the verb "be" plus the past participle. It can describe actions like air pollution from car fumes, dirty water being dumped in rivers, penguins being threatened by climate change, and roads not being repaired in a city.

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    Present Continuous Passive

    is/are + being + past participle


    Present Continuous Passive

    The Present Continuous Passive describes an action


    that is in progress now.
    The air is being polluted due to fumes from too many cars.

    is being past participle


    are
    Present Continuous Passive

    Dirty water from cities is being dumped into rivers.


    is being past participle
    are
    Present Continuous Passive

    Penguins in the Antarctic are being threatened by climate change.


    is being past participle
    are
    Present Continuous Passive

    The roads aren’t being repaired in the city.


    is being past participle
    are

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