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August, 6th 2001 Easy lesson: present continuous (be + -ing)
Look at this picture:
- What are they doing? - They are playing football.
Main use: actions that are happening now, at the moment. Syntax: Auxiliary BE (present) + |Verb + -ing| Example: I am playing football. You are playing football. He/She/It is playing football. We are playing football. You are playing football. They are playing football.
Negative: I am not playing football, you are not playing football... Question: Am I playing football? Are you playing football? Is he playing football? ... Answers: Are they playing football?
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