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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
DANIELA CASILLAS DOMINGUEZ
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Transcript
lesson 1 Theme 4
USE OF ENGLISH
PRESENT CONTINuOUS
Start
4- Practice 1
5- Notebook Practice
3- Present Continuous Affirmative
6- Present continuous Negative
1- Subject goals
2- Present Continuous use
INDEX
12- Game
11- Notebook Practice
9- Present Continuous Interrogative
8- Notebook Practice
10- Practice 3
7- Practice 2
SUBJECT GOALS
* to use present continuous in affirmative by adding the helping verb "to be" + the main verb ending in -ing * to apply rules for the helping verb "to be" in third person
Harvest learning Make a sentence with each picture, try to talk about this exact moment
are + hiking
is + riding
is + reading
PRESENT CONTINuOUS USE
01
1. For an action happening right now at the moment of speaking
- I am teaching an English lesson. - You are watching a video. - Steve is washing his hair. - She is taking her dog for a walk.
PRESENT CONTINuOUS USE
01
2. To talk about something that is happening AROUND the time of speaking but not necessarily at this exact moment.
- I am reading a great book It doesn´t necessarily mean that I am reading a book right at this moment. It refers to this moment of my life. .
PRESENT CONTINuOUS USE
01
- Jack is learning Italian. It doesn´t necessarily mean that he is learning the language right now at a desk with all of his language books. It refers to this moment of his life.
PRESENT CONTINOUS USE
01
- They are staying at a local hotel because the roof of their house was damaged during the storm. This situation is temporary.
PRESENT CONTINuOUS AFFIRMATIVE
Verb "to be" + verb ending in -ing
* She is eating ramen at the corean restaurant. * They are playing football at recess. * You are working on the use of english exercise.
01
PRACTICE
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01
NOTEBOOK PRACTICE
Build the following sentences in present continuous, copy them in your notebook
Example: (play) They are playing football at recess with their friends. 1. (sing) 2. (read) 3. (jump) 4. (make) 5. (play) 6. (cook) 7. (ride) 8. (fly) 9. (sleep) 10. (buy)
10
PRESENT CONTINuOUS NEGATIVE
Verb "to be" + not + verb ending in -ing
* She is not eating ramen at the corean restaurant. * She isn't eating ramen at the corean restaurant. * They are not playing football at recess. They aren't playing football at recess. * I am not working on the use of english exercise.
02
PRACTICE
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02
NOTEBOOK PRACTICE
Use the present Continuous form in affirmative or negative copy the sentences in your notebook
1. The lesson we _____________________ is a little bit difficult.(learn). 2. She _________________too fast. (talk) 3. Bill _________________ dinner. (not/cook) 4. I _________________ a letter. (write) 5. You ________________ to me. (not/listen) 6. They __________________ at the park. (run) 7. We ___________________ breakfast. (make) 8. Betty and Jess _________________ new shoes. (buy) 9. The children ___________________ in the sea. (not swim) 10. Roger ___________________ his shoelace. (tie) 11. He _________________ in the sea. (not/swim) 12. They _____________________ to help us. (agree) 13. We ____________________ games. (not/play)
PRESENT CONTINuOUS interrogative
03
PRESENT CONTINuOUS interrogative
Verb "to be" + subject + verb ending in -ing
* Is she eating ramen at the corean restaurant? * Are they playing football at recess? * Am I working on the use of english exercise? * Isn´t she wearing the same skirt as yesterday?
Copy the following chart on your notebook
03
Youtube quiz
03
NOTEBOOK PRACTICE
* What did you learn in this lesson? * How does the simple present is different from the present continous? * Write in your notebook 3 sentences using the present continous in affirmative, negative and interrogative.
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