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Present (BE + -ING) (来源：英语麦当劳 http://www.EnglishCN.com)
Have a look at this picture:
- What are they doing?
- They are playing
football.
Main use: action
which is being done at the same moment.
Syntax: Auxiliary BE (conjugated)
+ Verb ending in -ING
Examples:
I am playing football.
You are playing football.
He/She/It is playing
football.
We are playing football.
You are playing football.
They are playing football.
Negation: I am not playing
football, you are not playing
football...
Question: Am I playing
football? Are you playing football? Is he playing
football? ...
Answers:
Are they playing football?
| Long answers: |
Yes, they're playing football. |
No, they aren't playing football. |
| Short answers: |
Yes, they are. |
No, they aren't. |
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TEST - Fill
in the gaps
1.
They ........................ (study) at the moment.
2. She ........................
TV.
3. What ........................
(you/read) at the moment?
4. I ........................
(cook) dinner tonight. Would you like to come?
5. It ........................
(work). I think it's broken.
6. He ........................
(learn) German for his job.
ANSWERS
1.
are studying | 2. She is watching TV. | 3. What are you reading at the
moment? | 4. I am cooking | 5. It is not working | 6. He is learning
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