why we use present continuous tense without (ing)form? reply fast please.
Dear Student,
An ongoing or continued action is expressed by the present continuous tense.
An action which is in progress at the time of speaking is denoted by this tense.
- It is expressed using 'is/am/are+ -ing form of the verb'.
For example:
I am singing.
She is dancing.
They are painting.
- It can express a future event that has been planned. For example:
I am meeting my friends at the theatre later.
- To describe a temporary event: It is raining right now.
- To express an event that keeps happening again and again: They are always arguing.
Regards
An ongoing or continued action is expressed by the present continuous tense.
An action which is in progress at the time of speaking is denoted by this tense.
- It is expressed using 'is/am/are+ -ing form of the verb'.
For example:
I am singing.
She is dancing.
They are painting.
- It can express a future event that has been planned. For example:
I am meeting my friends at the theatre later.
- To describe a temporary event: It is raining right now.
- To express an event that keeps happening again and again: They are always arguing.
Regards