(Present continues tense)
Affirmative Sentence
Rules (add “ing” with first form of the verb)
plural noun (you, they) – are+ “ing” with first form of the verb
singular noun (he, she, it) –is+ “ing” with first form of the verb
- I am reading my book.
- She is doing her work.
- They are coming here
- you are going to market.
- It is working nicely.
- He is coming with me.
Negative Sentence
“Not” after (is, are, am)
- He is not coming with me.
- They are not coming here.
- She is not doing work?
- I am not going there
Interrogative sentence – Affirmative
these sentence start with( is, are, am) verb
these sentence start with( is, are, am) verb
- Am I reading book?
- Am I saying wrong?
- Is she going to school?
- Is he coming with you?
- Are they coming in the party?
- Are we going to watch movie?
Interrogative sentence – negative
“Not” before the main verb
“Not” before the main verb
- Am I not reading book?
- Are they not coming in the party?
- Are we not going to watch movie?
- Is she not going to school?
Examples of present continues tense
highlighted words are present continues tense.
highlighted words are present continues tense.
- He is buying a book from market.
- I am reading my friend’s letter.
- They are praising you very much.
- He is going to church.
- She is doing his home work.
- My friend is not coming to the party.
- He is not playing with us.
- They are not listening me.
- She is not going to watch movie.
- Is she going to watch movie?
- Are you singing a song?
- Are they not enjoying the party?
- Am I not paying my duties?
- Are they not helping you?
- Is she not watching movie with her friends?
- Why are they entering in the house?
- Where are they going this time?
- Why she is not speaking to you?
- When he is coming from Delhi?
- Why you are not telling the truth?
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