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Present Continuous (Advanced)




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PART 3
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We use Present Continuous for the following purposes:
  1. To describe an action that takes place at the moment of speaking.
  2. To describe an action that takes place at a period of time (to stress that it is not a usual situation and in� general things are differnt).
  3. To describe our negative attitude towards an action.
  4. To describe future plans.
  5. To describe graphs (as the action is in process).

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  1. I (meet) �some friends after work later today.
  2. The child (need) �a lot of care.
  3. Ella (deserve) �all the best.
  4. I (not stand) .
  5. We (disagree) �with you.
  6. You (always lie) !
  7. He (own) �a small house in the suburbs.
  8. I (agree) �to this proposal.
  9. The number of people interested in the services of X company (rise) �steadily.
  10. �he (visit) �his relatives next weekend?�
  11. They (see) �some of their relatives next week.
  12. He (always tease) �his sister.

  1. I (remember) �everything.
  2. The house (belong) �to my granny while my father is out of the country.
  3. Right now, the dishes (do) �in the kitchen.
  4. The demand for the toys (reduce) �year by year.
  5. They (listen) �to the radio.
  6. She (doubt) �about the outcome of the situation now.
  7. Now it (seem) �unbelievable.
  8. Stop! Now I (not/understand) �you at all. ��
  9. This food (contain) �a lot of additives.
  10. I (not study) �to become a manager.
  11. The price (matter) �much for me now.
  12. I (study) �at a different school this month.

  1. You (appear) �to be more clever than I thought.
  2. You (prefer) �tea to coffee, am I right?
  3. People (like) �this song very much.
  4. Right now, Tom (write) �the letter.
  5. The number of students graduating from high schools (go) �up.
  6. Air (consist) �of different gasses.
  7. The song that (play) �(sound) �familiar. �
  8. It (always snow) �in my country and I (not like) �it.
  9. The manager (know) �about my resignation.