Present Continuous Look at the pictures. What are these people doing at the moment?
Present Continuous
She is playing computer games. He is working. She is playing golf. He is teaching.
Present Continuous Form: Affirmative He is doing his homework. subject + verb to be (in the Present Simple) + main verb with –ing Negative He is not doing his homework. subject + verb to be (in the Present Simple) + not + main verb with –ing Interrogative Is he doing his homework? verb to be (in the Present Simple) + subject + main verb with –ing
Present Continuous Use: We use the Present Continuous to express what someone is doing at the moment of speaking. ⇒ Words we use with this tense: now, right now, at the moment.
Present Continuous Write these sentences in the negative and interrogative forms: 3. 4. 5.
I am cooking dinner. He is washing the dishes. They are watching TV.
Present Continuous Negative: • I am not cooking dinner. • He is not (isn’t) washing the dishes. • They are not (aren’t) watching TV. Interrogative: • Am I cooking dinner? • Is he washing the dishes? • Are they watching TV?