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Present continuous
Affirmative form
Subject Verb to be Verb + ing Complement
I Am Working Right now You Are Studying For your test He Is Moping The floor She Is Ironing The clothes It Is Eating Now We Are Sleeping In this bedroom Negative Form
Subject Verb to be Verb + ing Complement
I Am not Living In Cairo at the moment You Are not – aren´t Paying Attention He Is not – isn´t Doing The laundry anymore
She Is not – isn´t Having lunch With us
It Is not – isn´t Taking A shower right now We Are not – aren´t Working In that company They Are not- aren´t Dusting The house Question Form
Wh Word Verb to be Subject Verb + ing
Where Am I living?
Are You Doing the homework?
What Is He Eating?
Where Is She going?
What Is It doing? Are We Cleaning today? What Are They Studying? Present simple vs Present continuous Put the verbs into the correct tense (present simple OR present continuous): 1. The train always ________________(1: leave) on time. 2. "What's the matter? Why ________________(2: cry/you)?“ 3. That's strange. They________________(3: not to watch) TV. 4. He________________(4: not to speak) very good English. 5. Please be quiet! I________________(5: do) my homework. 6. Where________________(6: live/they)? 7. Listen! John ________________ music! (7: play) 8. I never ________________(8: go) to the swimming pool. Present simple vs Present continuous Harold Black's a famous pianist. He________________(9: give) two or three concerts every week. He ________________(10: travel) a lot and this week he's in New York. He________________(11: stay) at an expensive hotel. He's at his hotel now. He________________(12: have) his breakfast in the dining−room. He________________(13: drink) a cup of coffee and he________________(14: read) a newspaper. Harold's always very busy. He________________(15: play) the piano regularly. He________________(16: practice) for four hours every day. He________________(17: go) to bed late and he always ________________(18: get up) early. But he sometimes________________(19: get) dressed too quickly, and this morning he________________(20: wear) one blue sock and one red one! Present simple vs Present continuous 1. Marie-Claude isn't a Canadian. I ________ she comes from France. A. believe B. am believing
2. Look! Junko ________ into the water.
A. jumps B. is jumping
3. I ________ you're crazy!
A. think B. am thinking
4. Don't give Jan any cheese. She ________ it!
A. Hates B. is hating
5. Once a week, I ________ to an art class at the college.
B. Go B. Am going Present simple vs Present continuous 7. I ________ lunch in the cafeteria every day. A. Have B. am having
8. Salman is rich — he ________ a Mercedes.
A. Drives B. is driving
9. You won't find Jerry at home right now. He ________ in the library. A. studies B. is studying
10. It ________ quite hard — perhaps we shouldn't go out tonight.
A. Snows B. is snowing Present simple vs. Present continuous Put the verb in brackets in the correct form (present simple or present continuous)
Next week, my friends and I _________ (go) camping in the woods. I
____________ (organize) the food, because I _____________ (like) cooking. Dave ________________ (have) a big car with a trailer, so he _____________ (plan) the transportation. Sam ______________ (bring) the tent — he ___________ (go) camping every year, so he _________ (have) a great tent and lots of other equipment. My wife _______ (think) we're crazy. She (like) _______________ holidays in comfortable hotels, so she ______________ (take) a trip to Paris instead. Present simple vs Present continuous Present Simple or Continuous? Choose the correct alternative(s) in the sentences below.
Today she ’s spending/spends time with her grandmother.
They usually are going/go to the gym on Sundays. We ’re having/have a barbecue later on. Do you want to come? No, she can’t answer the phone, she has/is having a shower. I always have/am having a coffee before I ’m leaving/leave for work in the morning. They sometimes fly/are flying to Sweden, but usually they are going/go by boat. Where are you? I ’m sitting/sit outside in the sunshine! He always brings/is bringing a monolingual dictionary to his English class.