I am learning English Incredible English 2 Unit 8

He is playing video games!

Is he playing football? He isn't playing footbal.

By Nora Arregui

Present Continuous Affirmatives

We use the present continuous for things we are doing now.

Add -ing to the verb: learn = learning

• I am learing English (1 person = singular)
• You are learning English (1 person = singular)
• He/she/it is learning English (1 person = singular)
• We are learning English (2 or + people = plural)
• You are learning English (2 or + people = plural)
• They are learning English (2 or + people = plural)

Verb to be Practice

Verb to be

Verb to be

Verb to be

Verb to be

Verb to be negative

Verb to be questions

Present Continuous Negatives

Use am, are or is, then not and add -ing to the verb: not learn French = I'm not learing French

• I'm not learning French (1 person = singular)
• You're not learning French (1 person = singular)
• He/she/it is not learning French(1 person = singular)

• We are not learning French (2 or + people = plural)
• You are not learning French (2 or + people = plural)
• They are not learning French (2 or + people = plural)

Present Continuous Questions

Change the order of am, is or are and the person. You are learning English. Are you learning English?

• Am I learning English?(1 person = singular)
• Are you learning English? (1 person = singular)

• Is he/she/it learning English? (1 person = singular)
• Are we learning English? (2 or + people = plural)
• Are you learning English? (2 or + people = plural)
• Are they learning English? (2 or + people = plural)

Verb to be

Present Continuous Practice

Present Continuous Game

Present Continuous Practice

Present Continuous Practice

Present Continuous Practice

Well done!