Ordinaryverb : Been. Auxiliary verb : - Have untuk (I, You, They, We, orang ke III Jamak) - Has Untuk (She, He, It, Orang ke tiga tunggal) 3 C : 3 complement (adverb, adjective, noun) Bentuk (Rumus) Kalimat Non Verbal Present Perfect Continuous Tenses sama dengan Present Perfect Tenses. Baca juga : Presentcontinuous tense of Signal verb forms learn spoken English course online through Telugu spoken English classes. home Home video_library English Course assignment_turned_in Daily Practice search Search person Donate. Present simple (v5) s / es/ ies : Signals: Present continuous tense of signal. 1 Maria goes to school very early every day. 2. Joko waits for the school bus in the corner of the street every morning. 3. My father drinks two cups of tea every day. 4. Mom takes my little sister to school every day. 5. SpellingTip. In the present simple 3rd person singular (he, she, it), add s, es, or ies to the base form of the verb. To regular verbs just add an s - Ex: travel >travels, give > gives, play >plays; To verbs that end in s, ss, sh, ch, x, and o, add an es - Ex: wash > washes, mix > mixes, go >goes; To verbs end in y after a consonant (any letter that isn't a vowel), change the y to i and Eachsentence contains needs a verb in either the present simple or present continuous. Choose the answer you think is correct and check your answers. Use the present continuous with action verbs such as 'work' with the time expression 'at the moment'. 2. I often _____ tennis on Saturdays. Learn How to Use the Present Continuous Tense Vay Tiền Online Chuyển Khoản Ngay. Do you want to practise using the present simple and present continuous in English? Help Read about the grammar. Play the games to help you practise. Print the activity sheet for more practice. Remember to leave a comment! We can use the present simple to talk about things we do regularly. We can use the present continuous to talk about things we are doing now. I play basketball every Sunday. I'm playing hockey now. She eats fruit every day. She's eating an apple now. How to use them For the present simple, add s or es for he, she and it. For the negative, use don't for I, you, we and they, and doesn't for he, she and it. I watch cartoons every day. I don't watch the news. My dad makes dinner every evening. He doesn't make lunch. For the present continuous, use am, is or are and ing. For the negative, use not. I'm going to the park now. I'm not going to school. She's studying English now. She isn't studying maths. For present simple questions, use do for I, you, we and they and does for he, she and it. For present continuous questions, change the order of am, is or are and the person. What time do you wake up every morning?Does she walk to school every day?Are you doing your homework now? What is he doing right now? Home Grammar Verbs Simple Present Simple Present vs Present Continuous Two verb forms that are confusing for many students are the simple present and the present continuous also called the present progressive. Both of these verb forms talk about the current moment, now, the present—that’s why they are both in the present tense. But they talk about very different aspects of the simple present is used for things that are true in general, or happen repeatedly. Think about this as a big, wide present tense. Birds fly. The sky is blue. I like grapes. I have a dog. On the other hand, the present continuous is often used for right now, the exact current moment. This is a small present tense. There is a start and an end. It is happening right now but it will stop in the future. I am reading. It is raining. My sisters are talking. FormWhen you are making an affirmative statement, the simple present is just a single word, either the base form of the verb or with a final -s after the subject pronouns he, she, it, or a singular noun. I watch TV. He exercises. I am watching TV. He is exercising. Signal WordsThe simple present tense is often used with adverbs of frequency always, never, sometimes, frequently, rarely. I always brush my teeth. I never eat bacon. I go to the beach sometimes. I exercise frequently. I rarely watch TV. The present continuous is often used with adverbs and adverb phrases that emphasize the current moment or that a situation is only temporary, such as right now, at the moment, currently, and for the time being. I'm sitting in traffic at the moment. For the time being I am living in Brooklyn but we will move in September. Right now I'm studying. I am having dinner at the moment. ExceptionsNote that some verbs called non-continuous verbs or stative verbs describing feelings, senses, states of mind, and states of being are generally used in the simple tenses only, or else have a different meaning when used in the simple vs continuous forms. Simple Present and Present Continuous I. Form1. Affirmative +Subject + am/is/are + Verb + ing present participle• Example 1 She is reading an interesting book• Example 2 They are working2. Negative -Subject + am/is/are + NOT + Verb + ing • Example 1 They are not listening to music now• Example 2 It’s not raining anymore3. Interrogative ?Am/is/are + Subject + Verb + ing ?• Example 1 Are they learning English now?• Example 2 is he driving to work?3. Interro-Negative ?Isn’t + He/She/It + verb+ Verb + ing?Aren’t + I/You/We/They + Verb + ing?Ex1 Isn’t she studying Maths?Ex2 Aren’t they watching TV?———————————————II. How to use1. An action that is in actual progress at the moment of speakingEx1 We are talking about the weatherEx2 It is raining nowEx3 They are playing football at the momentSignal words now, at present, at the moment2. An action in general that is in actual progress but it doesn’t need to happen at the moment of speakingEx1 The population of the World is rising very fastEx2 They are building the HouseEx3 I’m not playing football this week3. A near-future action Signal words go, come, leave…. A definite future arrangement due to one’s previous He is going to NewYork next We are going to watch a football match on Sunday4. A temporary actionEx They usually start to play this game at 8 o’clock but this week they are playing at 8305. A repeat action that is causing annoyance or irritation Signal words constantly, continually, nowadays…Ex1 He is always leaving cigarette-ends on the floorEx2 She is constantly complaining that her bicycle is old———————————————III. Signal wordsNow, at the moment, constantly, continually,…Example I’m cooking now———————————————[paypal-donation]IV. Notes on the simple present continuous tense1. General Rule Add “Ing” at the end of VerbEx Do -> doing, Go -> going, Speak -> speaking, Tell -> telling2. Verbs ending in “e”, remove “e” and add “ing”Ex Write -> Writing, Dance -> Dancing, Come -> Coming, Have -> Having, Smoke -> Smoking,…But Verbs ending in “ee”, not change Ex Free-> Freeing, See -> Seeing,3. Verbs ending in consonant except h, w, x, y and the before this word is vowel, we double the consonant and then add “ing”Ex Get -> Getting, Run -> Running, Sit -> Sitting, Begin -> Beginning, Prefer -> PreferringBut Fix -> Fixing, Play -> Playing because Verb ending in x,y4. Verbs ending in “ie” We change “ie” to “y” and then add “ing”Ex Die -> Dying, Lie-> Lying, Tie -> Noted Some Verbs need add “k” before add “ing”Ex Traffic -> Trafficking, Panic -> Panicking, Mimic-> MimickingThese Verbs that are not usually used in the continuous formThe verbs in the list below are normally used in the simple form because they refer to states, rather than actions or processesSENSES / PERCEPTIONto feel*to hearto see*to smellto tasteOPINIONto assumeto believeto considerto doubtto feel = to thinkto find = to considerto supposeto think*MENTAL STATESto forgetto imagineto knowto meanto noticeto recogniseto rememberto understandEMOTIONS / DESIRESto envyto fearto disliketo hateto hopeto liketo loveto mindto preferto regretto wantto wishMEASUREMENTto containto costto holdto measureto weighOTHERSto look =resembleto seemto be in most casesto have when it means “to possess”*EXCEPTIONSPerception verbs see, hear, feel, taste, smell are often used with can I can see… These verbs may be used in the continuous form but with a different meaningThis coat feels nice and warm. your perception of the coat’s qualitiesJohn’s feeling much better now his health is improvingShe has three dogs and a cat. possessionShe’s having supper. She’s eatingI can see Anthony in the garden perceptionI’m seeing Anthony later We are planning to meetEnglish Grammar Lessons All Grammar Knowledge You need!

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