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Present Continuous Tense Quiz

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Which sentence best illustrates an action in progress at the current moment?

They were playing music in the background.

She will be cooking dinner later.

He is talking on his mobile right now. (correct)

He has talked to her earlier today.

Which of the following sentences describes a temporary action currently happening?

He will sell his car next month.

She sells handmade crafts every weekend.

They are selling at low prices these days. (correct)

They sold their house last year.

What does the example 'The news is spreading quickly nowadays' demonstrate?

A temporary action complete in the future.

A past event that has ended.

A change or development that is currently ongoing. (correct)

A habitual action that happens regularly.

Which option does not illustrate an action in progress at the moment?

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Which sentence indicates a development that is happening these days?

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Present Continuous Tense

Actions in Progress at the Time of Speaking

Used to describe actions happening at the exact moment of speaking
Examples:
- He is talking on his mobile right now.
- They are playing tennis at the moment.
- I am reading now.

Temporary Actions in Progress Around Now

Used to describe temporary or changing situations
Examples:
- He's thinking of getting a new phone.
- They are selling at low prices these days.
- My family is having a great time this week.

Changes and Developments

Used to describe changes or developments happening now
Example:
- The news is spreading quickly nowadays.

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Test your understanding of the present continuous tense, including actions in progress and temporary changing situations, with examples and explanations.