present continous

Question 1

affirmative forms

Answer 1

I’m talking.
He/she/it’s talking.
You/we/they’re talking

Question 2

negative forms

Answer 2

I’m not talking.
He/she/it isn’t talking.
You/we/they aren’t talking.

Question 3

questions

Answer 3

Am I texting?
Is he/she/it texting?
Are you/we/they texting?

Question 4

short affirmative answers

Answer 4

Yes I am.
Yes he/she/it is.
Yes you/we/they are.

Question 5

short negative answers

Answer 5

No I’m not.
No he/she/it isn’t.
No you/we/they aren’t

Question 6

affirmative form+example

Answer 6

We make the affirmative form of the present continous with the verb be and the -ing form of the verb.
For example: I’m talking.

Question 7

negative form+example

Answer 7

We make the negative form of the present continous with verb be plus not and the -ing form of the verb.
For example: I’m not talking.

Question 8

short forms+example

Answer 8

In spoken and informal written English, we use short forms.
For example: I’m writing.
He’s talking.

Question 9

question form+example

Answer 9

We make the question form by inverting the verb be and the -ing form.
For example: Are you studying?
Are we doing this exercise?

Question 10

question words before the verb be

Answer 10

What are you talking about?
Who are you messaging?
Why are they laughing?
Where do you going?