ESL Grammar WorksheetsNegative and Affirmative Forms of Present Continuous

Negative and Affirmative Forms of Present Continuous

Level up your grammar skills with this ESL worksheet focused on the negative and affirmative forms of Present Continuous! This worksheet includes a variety of exercises to help you practice forming sentences in both positive and negative forms. You'll find sentence completion, word order challenges, and multiple-choice questions to strengthen your understanding of the present continuous tense. Perfect for adult learners at the A1 to A2 levels, this worksheet is designed to make grammar practice engaging and straightforward.

A1 (Beginner)A2 (Pre-intermediate)Adults Negative and Affirmative Sentences Mixed Continuous Tenses Mixed Present Tenses

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To make the present continuous tense, you use the verb "to be" (am, is, are) + the verb ending in -ing. Affirmative: - Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing) - Example: I am eating. (I'm eating.) Negative: - Subject + am/is/are + not + verb(-ing) - Example: I am not eating. Conditions: 1. Use "am" with the subject "I." - Example: I am running. 2. Use "is" with singular third-person subjects (he, she, it). - Example: She is studying. 3. Use "are" with plural subjects and "you." - Example: They are working. You are watching. Note: "Am not" is contracted to "I'm not", "is not" becomes "isn't", and "are not" becomes "aren't".

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