• Simple present or so-called present progressive is a type of tense that is used to express happening at the moment of speaking. So, if we wish to tell what we are doing at the same time we are speaking (at a right time/ right now), we should use present progressive.
      Here are some examples of expressing action at the moment of speaking;
      • It’s raining right now.
      • Who is Kate talking to on the phone?
      • Look, somebody is trying to steal that man’s wallet.
      • I’m looking for a new apartment at the moment.
      • He’s recently thinking about leaving his job.

    SENTENCE STRUCTURE OF PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

    SUBJECT

    PREDICATE
    (TO BE ~is, am, are~ + Verb-ing)

    OBJECT

    TIME SIGNAL

    I

    am cooking

    spaghetti

    right now

    You

    are cooking

    They

    We

    He

    is cooking

    She

    Common time signal used in present progressive;
    Right now

    Now

    At this time

    At present

    At the moment

Task-1

Form these words below to be present continuous tense!

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Task-2

Out in the verbs in brackets in the Simple Present or the Present Progressive!
Example: Steve always ____ his bike in the afternoon. (to ride)
Answer: Steve always rides his bike in the afternoon.

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