present continuous tense 20examples
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The following are basic examples of the present continuous tense.
She is crying.
He is talking to his friend.
The baby is sleeping in his crib.
We are visiting the museum in the afternoon
Present continuous tense can be used to express something happening right now or to express something that is not happening right now. Examples of this use include:
He is not standing.
Anthony is sitting in the chair.
You are not watching the movie.
Rose is reading a book.
Present continuous tense can also be used to show that something will or will not happen in the near future. Examples of this use include:
She is not going to the game tonight.
He is meeting his friends after school.
Are you visiting your cousin this weekend?
I am not going to the meeting after work.
Is John playing football today?
She is crying.
He is talking to his friend.
The baby is sleeping in his crib.
We are visiting the museum in the afternoon
Present continuous tense can be used to express something happening right now or to express something that is not happening right now. Examples of this use include:
He is not standing.
Anthony is sitting in the chair.
You are not watching the movie.
Rose is reading a book.
Present continuous tense can also be used to show that something will or will not happen in the near future. Examples of this use include:
She is not going to the game tonight.
He is meeting his friends after school.
Are you visiting your cousin this weekend?
I am not going to the meeting after work.
Is John playing football today?
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