Present Continuous Tense

The Present Continuous Tense

we use the Present Continuous Tense to describe actions that are happening at this moment. Peter is drinking coffee at this moment.

I He, she, it You, we, they How do we form sentences in the Present Continuous Tense? +

I + am He, she, it + is You, we, they + are How do we form sentences in the Present Continuous Tense? +

I + am + verb with the ending -ing He, she, it + is + verb with the ending -ing You, we, they + are + verb with the ending -ing How do we form sentences in the Present Continuous Tense? +

Children are playing football now. Nick is playing football at the moment.

I + am + verb with the ending -ing He, she, it + is + verb with the ending -ing You, we, they + are + verb with the ending -ing How do we form sentences in the Present Continuous Tense? + — I + am not + verb with the ending -ing He, she, it + is not + verb with the ending -ing You, we, they + are not + verb with the ending -ing

Children are not playing football now. Nick is not playing football at the moment.

Children aren`t playing football now. Nick isn`t playing football at the moment.

I + am + verb with the ending -ing He, she, it + is + verb with the ending -ing You, we, they + are + verb with the ending -ing How do we form sentences in the Present Continuous Tense? + — ? Am + I + verb with the ending -ing Is + he, she, it + verb with the ending -ing Are + you, we, they + verb with the ending -ing I + am not + verb with the ending -ing He, she, it + is not + verb with the ending -ing You, we, they + are not + verb with the ending -ing

Are children playing football now? Is Nick playing football at the moment?