Present Continuous Presentation

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Present Continuous: Exceptions

Though it is the simpliest tense, it has some exceptions and few exceptions from those exceptions. Don't panic!!!

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Present Continuous Worksheet

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Present Continuous Worksheet

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Present Continuous

Present Continuous is not a mystery at all. But for those who are at a loss, let's take a closer look.

Usage

These are the main rules for using Present Continuous:

• Action going on at the present moment.

'You are talking nonsense.'

• When there are two action one of which is in process (Present Continuos) the other is a habitual action (Present Simple).

'I never talk when I'm working.'

• Future action as something fixed.

'He is coming tomorrow.'

• Continual process usually with the words always, constantly, ever, etc.

'The Earth is always moving.'
'She is always complaining.'

Formation

Affirmative

'I'm writing a letter.'

Negative
'I'm not writing a letter.'

Question
'Am I writing a letter?'

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The Way I Teach Present Simple and Present Continuous

Lately I have made a discovery for myself. 

Usually I start teaching tenses for my students with the Present Simple, which is quite logical. It is the first tense you use to say anything in English: your name, your age, where you live, what you like. I thought having students understood their first grammar structure correctly is very nice. From the very first lessons, they would know how to use at least some structure in a right way. Isn't it great? No, it's not. Believe me it's bitter truth for me too.

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