Fashion: Mind & Body
Learn the Form and Use of the Present Continuous Tense
AFFIRMATIVE | NEGATIVE | INTERROGATIVE |
I am working | I am not working | Am I working? |
You are working | You aren't working | Are you working? |
He/She/It is working | He/She/It isn't working | Is he/she/it working? |
We are working | We aren't working | Are we working? |
You are working | You aren't working | Are you working? |
They are working | They aren't working | Are they working? |
General rule: | For verbs that end in -e: | For verbs with a short vowel and one consonant: |
We add -ing to the infinitive:
look ⇒ looking
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We omit the -e and add -ing :
write ⇒ writing
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We double the consonant and add -ing :
run ⇒ running
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1. My sister (cook) spaghetti with tomato and ham
2. My husband (write) an e-mail
3. Oliver (play) basket with his friends
4. It (not rain)
5. (They / dance) at the disco?
6. The children (swim) in the river
7. (Lara / read) a book?
8. My son (not learn) German this year
9. They (sit) in a meeting
10. (You / learn) English?
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