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Present continuous — happening now

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Happening right now

Timeline: the present continuous is an action in progress at "now"
  • Outcome: describe current progress, a temporary situation or an arranged future action using a complete verb frame. Start with actions happening at this moment.

  • Look! It's raining. The kids are playing outside.

  • The diagram illustrates an action in progress now. The continuous can also describe a temporary pattern around now: I’m cooking every day this week because our cook is away.

  • Start: review present simple and am/is/are. Quick check: does “I’m cooking now” prove dinner is ready? No: it describes progress, not completion. Allow about 45–60 minutes over several sessions, including later review; this is a study suggestion.

I am cleaning my room now. The dust is making other plans.

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