22. Present Progressive or Present Continuos

 The present progressive (also called the present continuous) is a verb tense used to describe actions that are:

• Happening right now
• In progress around the current time
• Planned or arranged for the near future

VIDEO EXPLANATION

👉EL PRESENTE CONTINUO EN INGLES - EXPLICACION SENCILLA

Other examples:

We are staying at a hotel this week.

He is working late this month.

Let´s Practice

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in present progressive:

1. I __________ (study) for my test.
2. They __________ (play) soccer in the park.
3. He __________ (not/watch) TV right now.
4. We __________ (have) dinner with our grandparents.
5. You __________ (work) on your project?

B. Order the following sentences:

1. (am / I / English / studying) : ______________________________________
2. (playing / they / soccer / are): ______________________________________
3. (he / not / working / is / today): ______________________________________
4. (listening / music / are / you / to): ______________________________________
5. (raining / it / is / outside): ______________________________________

C. Make questions in present progressive:

1. (is / what / doing / she) : ______________________________________
2. (coming / are / they / now) : ______________________________________
3. (he / is / watching / movie / a) : ______________________________________
4. (you / calling / who / are) : ______________________________________
5. (working / today / are / we) : ______________________________________

Activity 2

Do sentences (1-10) using the  present progressive for the characters in image scene #1.  CLICK HERE TO SEE THE IMAGE