Question

Change into present continuous tense:- 1. My teacher sometimes forgets his keys. 2. I like ice-cream. 3.The students wear their uniform. 4. It smells very delicious in the kitchen. 5. Alex brushes her teeth twice a day.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. My tea her is sometimes forgetting his keys.

2. I am liking ice cream.

3. The students are wearing their uniforms.

4. It is smelling very delicious in the kitchen.

5. Alex is brushing his teeth twice a day.

Answer 2

Concept :

To convert the given sentences into present continuous tense. We need to know the rules of converting sentences into present continuous tense.

Present continuous tense :-

• is/am/are + 1st form of verb + ing

Firstly, underline the verb in the given sentences and then use the rule.

Required Answers :

1. My teacher sometimes forgets his keys.

• Verb → forgets

→ My teacher is sometimes forgetting his keys.

2. I like ice cream.

• Verb → like

→ I am liking ice cream.

3. The students wear their uniform.

• Verb → wear

→ The students are wearing their uniforms.

4. It smells very delicious in the kitchen.

• Verb → smells

→ It is smelling very delicious in the kitchen.

5. Alex brushes her teeth twice a day.

• Verb → brushes

→ Alex is brushing her teeth twice a day.

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KNOW MORE ABOUT TENSES :

There are three types of tenses :-

1. Present tense
2. Past tense
3. Future tense

About present tense ::

• Present tense : In this tense we write something that is happening currently (at present).

★ Present tense is of 4 types :-

Simple present tense

• 1st form of verb + s/es

Preset Continuous tense

• is/am/are + 1st form of verb + ing

Present perfect continuous tense

• has been/have been + 1st form of verb + ing

Present perfect tense

• have/has + 3rd form of verb

About past tense ::

• Past tense : In this tense we write something that has happened already (in the past).

★ Past tense is of 4 types :-

Simple past tense

• 2nd form of verb

Past continuous tense

• was/were + 1st form of verb + ing

Past perfect continuous tense

• had been + 1st form of verb + ing

Past perfect tense

• had + 3rd form of verb

About future tense ::

• Future tense : In this tense we write something that will happen (in the future).

★ Future tense is of 4 types :-

Simple future tense

• will/shall + 1st form of verb

Future continuous tense

• will be/shall be + 1st form of verb + ing

Future perfect continuous tense

• will have been/shall have been + 1st form of verb + ing

Future Perfect tense

• will have/shall have + 3rd form of verb