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 | Hi Valerie, I have a question. When is the present continuous used? | |
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| Hi Amy, it's used to talk about events that are happening at the moment. | |
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| An example would be: A: What are you doing? B: I'm eating hamburger. |
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| Valerie, I have another question according to the example that appears above, the verb must always go in -ing? | |
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| of course, Amy, because the verb in -ing is what helps us identify that the action is taking place at this moment. | |
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| You are right and thank you very much for clarifying my doubts. | |
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| With what I mentioned to you, you can realize the importance of the present continuous, since this grammatical tense is the only one that can be used to talk about what is happening at this moment. | |
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