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    The document describes the uses of the present continuous tense in English, including to describe actions happening at the moment of speaking, establish present contexts, anticipate future events or actions, mention temporary events, and describe constant actions. It provides examples of the present continuous in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

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    The document describes the uses of the present continuous tense in English, including to describe actions happening at the moment of speaking, establish present contexts, anticipate future events or actions, mention temporary events, and describe constant actions. It provides examples of the present continuous in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

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    Established in 1960

    Examples

    Affirmative

    I am listening to music

    Negative

    I am not listening to music

    Interrogative PRESENTE
    Cd. Victoria on December 9,
    2021
    CONTINUO
    Am I listening to music?
    JESUS GAEL LADRON DE
    GUEVARA YZAGUIRRE 1° "C"
    APPLICATIONS

    Structure in
    affirmative,
    negative,
    interrogative
    Theme The five main
    continuous are:
    uses of the present

    Description: Describe actions that occur at the exact


    moment you speak or write
    The present continuous is used to describe an Example: You are studying English.
    action that is taking place at the moment of the Establish contexts. Talk about general, Like other verb tenses, the present
    personal or social situations that occur continuous in English has three modes:
    statement. For example: "The dog is barking." today. In these cases, it can be
    accompanied by adverbs such as affirmative, negative and interrogative. In
    This sentence, which can be translated as “The currently, lately or these days, among
    others. this table you can find how it is formed:
    dog is barking”, refers to an act that is
    Example: She is working a lot lately.
    simultaneous to the expression, it also allows to
    Anticipate facts, appointments, events Affirmative
    name an activity that is carried out in the present, or actions that will occur in the future.
    The speaker must be sure that they will
    although not at that precise moment: “I'm happen. Subject + verb to be + verb in gerund +
    learning French ”(“ I'm learning French ”). Example: They are going to the zoo next complement
    Saturday.
    Whoever enunciates the message, in this case,
    Mention temporary events. Negative
    indicates that he is immersed in a process of
    Example: Today is snowing, but
    learning French, but that does not mean that he is yesterday was sunny.
    Subject + verb to be + not + gerund verb +
    "learning" just when he is speaking. 5. Describe actions that occur
    constantly. In these cases the sentence complement
    Referring to something that has been decided or is reinforced with adverbs such as
    always, forever, constantly, among
    confirmed to be done in the future, on the other others. Interrogative
    hand, is also possible thanks to the present Example: The birds are always singing
    since sunrise
    Verb to be + subject + gerund verb +
    continuous: "Rachel is coming to town next week"
    complement

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