ENGLISH BY SONGS – Present Continuous Tense
Learn how to use the Present Continuous tense in English. Affirmative, negative, and question sentences with -ing verbs
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I am playing football. She is eating dinner.
Estoy jugando al fútbol. Ella está cenando.
They are working in the office. I am reading a book.
Ellos están trabajando en la oficina. Yo estoy leyendo un libro.
He is watching TV. We are studying English.
Él está viendo la televisión. Nosotros estamos estudiando inglés.
She is working from home. They are playing tennis.
Ella está trabajando desde casa. Ellos están jugando al tenis.
I am sitting on a chair. She is washing clothes.
Estoy sentado en una silla. Ella está lavando la ropa.
He is taking a picture. We are giving a gift.
Él está tomando una foto. Nosotros estamos dando un regalo.
She is dreaming of a vacation. They are sleeping in beds.
Ella está soñando con unas vacaciones. Ellos están durmiendo en las camas.
He is running fast. She is writing a letter.
Él está corriendo rápido. Ella está escribiendo una carta.
We are making a cake. I am having breakfast.
Estamos haciendo un pastel. Estoy desayunando.
He is beginning the lesson. She is lying on the sofa.
Él está comenzando la lección. Ella está tumbada en el sofá.
They are tying the shoes. Are you studying English?
Ellos se están atando los zapatos. ¿Estás estudiando inglés?
Is she working today? Are they playing football now?
¿Ella está trabajando hoy? ¿Están jugando al fútbol ahora?
Is he eating lunch? Am I reading correctly?
¿Él está almorzando? ¿Estoy leyendo correctamente?
Are we giving gifts? I am not playing football.
¿Estamos dando regalos? No estoy jugando al fútbol.
She is not eating dinner. They are not working right now.
Ella no está cenando. Ellos no están trabajando ahora mismo.
He is not watching TV. We are not sleeping now.
Él no está viendo la televisión. Nosotros no estamos durmiendo ahora.
I am not running fast.
No estoy corriendo rápido.
Rules for -ing:
Reglas para -ing:
Add -ing to the verb: work → working, read → reading, play → playing
Añadir -ing al verbo: work → working, read → reading, play → playing
Drop silent -e: write → writing, make → making, have → having
Quitar la -e muda: write → writing, make → making, have → having
Double last consonant for one vowel + one consonant: run → running, sit → sitting, get → getting
Duplicar la última consonante tras una vocal + una consonante: run → running, sit → sitting, get → getting
Change -ie → -y: die → dying, lie → lying, tie → tying
Cambiar -ie → -y: die → dying, lie → lying, tie → tying
Do not double if ending in w, x, y: fix → fixing, snow → snowing, play → playing
No duplicar si termina en w, x, y: fix → fixing, snow → snowing, play → playing
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