3. Present Continuous

A. When To use " present continuous" 

This simple, also called the indicative tense is the simplest of English. It is often usedto talk about facts that are habits or customs also use it to express schedules orprograms (such as a theatrical program).

B. __________ 


C.Example 

• I am dancing in the disco.
• I am planning my weekend ahead.
• We are not studying French right now.
• Are you studying Spanish this evening? 
• We are studying the present continuous of the English verbs.

D.Questions 

•  We are listening the game ? 

 S+A = Yes , We are listening the game.  S-A =  No , We are not listening the game.   L+A = Yes, we are listening  L-A = No , We are not listening