What is the Present Continuous Tense?
The Present Continuous Tense is perfect for talking about actions happening right now or around the present time. Here’s a quick and friendly guide to help you master it!
Present Continuous Tense Game
Structure
Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing)
- I am studying.
- She is cooking.
- They are playing.
When to Use It
- Current actions: I am writing this blog.
- Temporary activities: She is working from home this week.
- Future plans: We are meeting friends later.
Questions and Negatives
- Questions: Are you reading? / Is he working?
- Negatives: I am not watching TV. / They aren’t coming.
Common Words to Use
- Now, currently, at the moment, tonight.
Quick Tips
- Add -ing to the main verb.
- Use am/is/are based on the subject.
Mastering the Present Continuous helps you talk about ongoing actions with ease!
Examples for Present Continuous Tense
Example 1
A young woman is sitting on a picnic blanket and is reading a book while sipping lemonade.
A man is jogging with his dog, and children are playing soccer in the background.
An ice cream vendor is serving customers, and a couple is taking selfies under a tree.
A street musician is playing the guitar, and people are watching him.
Birds are flying in the sky.
Example 2
In this picture, a man is standing and is looking at his watch. A couple is walking fast because rain is starting. A taxi is driving and is splashing water. An artist is painting a picture. A cat is looking for food.
Grammar Basics: Simple Present Tense in English
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