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Find various worksheets, exercises and pdf files on present continuous, also known as present progressive, grammar. Learn how to use present continuous to talk about actions in progress, habits, routines, future plans and more.
Practice the present tense with this PDF worksheet that contains 20 sentences to complete with the correct form of the verb. Compare the simple and continuous forms and learn how to use them with examples and explanations.
A selection of English ESL present simple vs continuous (progressive) tense printables.
The present continuous tense is formed with the verb to be and the present participle (-ing ending). The negative question normally expresses a surprise: Isn't he working? Use
The present continuous tense is formed with the verb to be and the present participle (-ing ending). The negative question normally expresses a surprise: Isn't he working? Use The present continuous tense is used: 1. If we want to say that something is happening at the time of speaking. We often use it with time expressions such as now or at ...
Use the present continuous; if this is not possible, use the present simple. Use to add any words outside the gap and use contracted forms where appropriate.
Present Tense – Simple or progressive. 1. They normally _____________________ lunch at two. (have) 2. Are _____________________ in Paris this week? (you work) 3. You _____________________ new clothes every Saturday! (buy) 4. I played football at school but now I _____________________ swimming (prefer)
