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Which of the following is an example of a positive sentence in present continuous tense?
Which of the following is an example of a positive sentence in present continuous tense?
What is the correct negative form of 'They are playing football at the park'?
What is the correct negative form of 'They are playing football at the park'?
Which sentence correctly uses present continuous tense in a question?
Which sentence correctly uses present continuous tense in a question?
In present continuous tense, what is the negative form of 'It's snowing'?
In present continuous tense, what is the negative form of 'It's snowing'?
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What is the correct positive form of 'We are not eating sweets'?
What is the correct positive form of 'We are not eating sweets'?
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Which sentence demonstrates present continuous tense stating a fact?
Which sentence demonstrates present continuous tense stating a fact?
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What is the negative version of 'Is she visiting her grandparents in Australia?'
What is the negative version of 'Is she visiting her grandparents in Australia?'
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'The cat is sleeping on the sofa.' Which sentence below correctly negates this statement using present continuous tense?
'The cat is sleeping on the sofa.' Which sentence below correctly negates this statement using present continuous tense?
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Study Notes
Present Continuous Tense Examples
- The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking.
Positive Sentences
- The subject is performing the action, e.g., I am reading a newspaper.
- Examples of positive sentences:
- We are talking about a movie on Netflix.
- They are playing football at the park.
- The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
- She is visiting her grandparents in Australia.
- It's snowing (Look! Salju sedang turun!).
Negative Sentences
- The subject is not performing the action, e.g., We are not eating sweets.
- Examples of negative sentences:
- He is not working today.
- She is not wearing a hat.
- The cat is not sleeping on the sofa.
- She is not visiting her grandparents in Australia.
Interrogative Sentences
- Asking about an action that is happening at the moment, e.g., Are you listening to the radio?
- Examples of interrogative sentences:
- Is she playing the piano?
- Are they studying for the test?
- Is the cat sleeping on the sofa?
- Is she visiting her grandparents in Australia?
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Description
Learn and practice how to form positive, negative, and interrogative sentences in present continuous tense with examples. Enhance your understanding of how to use this tense correctly in English sentences.
