The document describes a lesson on the present continuous tense. It includes pictures of a girl thinking, a man singing, a person smiling, and a person crying. It explains that these words end in "-ing" and are examples of verbs used in the present continuous tense. It provides rules for forming the present continuous tense and examples of its use for activities happening now and temporary situations.

1. Good Morning

2. Pay Attention to the Picture
 What is this girl
doing?
 She is thinking.

3.  What is this man
doing?

4.  What is this man
doing?
 He is singing.

5.  What is this person
doing?

6.  What is this person
doing?
 She is smiling.

7.  What is this person
doing?

8.  What is this person
doing?
 He is crying.

9.  thinking
 singing
 smiling
 crying

10.  They end with ing.
• thinking
• singing
• smiling
• crying

11.  They all use to be.
 They use verb+ing

12. USES of the PRESENT CONTINUOUS
1. Activities we are doing: now, at the
moment, at present…
Pat is having a shower now
2. Temporary situations: this week,
today, this month…
Dad always drives to work, but
he is walking this week

13. THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE 1
Positive:
Subject + To be(am, is, are) + Verb –ing +
object
Negative
Subject + To be+ not + Verb –ing+ object
Interrogative
Tobe+ subject+ verb+ing+object?

14. (+) She is jumping
(- )She is not jumping
(?) Is she jumping?

15. Rules for V–ing
1. In general: V+ ing
drink →drinking; sing →singing
Peter is reading; Susan isn’t eating
2. Verbs ending in –e:
write →writing; dance →dancing
They are having lunch; Sam isn’t driving
3. monosyllable verbs (C+V+C)
swim →swimming; run →running
We aren’t sitting; Tom is getting up

16. Running
Sitting
Putting
Cutting
Chatting
Setting

17. WHAT ARE THEY DOING?

18. WHAT AREN’T THEY DOING?
write/post wash/cook

19. IT’S YOUR TURN!!
 What ‘s number __ doing?
 Who is ___________?
 Is number ___ speaking?
Yes, he /she is
No, he / she isn’t

20. What are they doing?