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Present Continuous
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Form the sentence by choosing the correct words in the correct order.
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Translate this sentence into English.
todays
leaving
I'd
I've
I'll
I'm
Usage Examples Present Continuous
I'm leaving today. -
I'm not asking anybody. -
You're wearing a mask -
Are you doing anything right now? -
I'm not staying here. -
I'm not buying anything. -
Are you building a boat? -
They're not risking anything. -
They're arriving tomorrow. -
I'm not seeking anything. -
I'm walking home. -
They're leaving tomorrow. -
You're not making anything. -
You're not stealing anything! -
I'm not going home -
Are we going home? -
Are you doing anything? -
She's not feeling well. -
Are you decorating it? -
They are not coming home. -
Other rules
Past Simple
Modal Verbs (Shall/Should)
Indirect speech
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Tenses with Present meaning
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