PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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QUESTIONS
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ANSWER
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WHAT DO EXPRESS
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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It is composed of the verb to be in the present simple plus a verb in gerund (ending in -ing). The golden rule is that 99% of the time we use it, we contract when we speak |
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HOW DO WE USE THE
ESSENT CONTINUOUS
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The present continuous is used for things that are happening at this time and for non-permanent situations. It is also used for the planes of the future, but that would not be a topic for another day. A couple of examples: She is sleeping. = right now She is living with her parents. = something that we believe will not last forever |
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HOW DO WE FROOM NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE SENTESES
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Affirmative
sentences
The affirmative
sentence in English is constructed according to the following structure:
Subject + Verb +
Direct Object
I eat apples
Need help
We bought a car
Negative sentences
In the negative
sentence:
Subject +
Auxiliary Negation + Verb + Direct Object
I do not eat
apples
You do not need
help
We do not buy a
car
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