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    The document explains the continuous tense in English grammar. The continuous tense is used for actions that are ongoing or unfinished. To form the continuous tense, "ing" is added to the verb. For verbs ending in "e", the "e" is removed before adding "ing". The document provides examples of changing verbs to the continuous form in the present, past, and future tenses using the helping verbs "am/is/are", "was/were", and "will be" respectively. Exercises are included to change verbs to the continuous form in sentences for each tense.

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    The document explains the continuous tense in English grammar. The continuous tense is used for actions that are ongoing or unfinished. To form the continuous tense, "ing" is added to the verb. For verbs ending in "e", the "e" is removed before adding "ing". The document provides examples of changing verbs to the continuous form in the present, past, and future tenses using the helping verbs "am/is/are", "was/were", and "will be" respectively. Exercises are included to change verbs to the continuous form in sentences for each tense.

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    The document explains the continuous tense in English grammar. The continuous tense is used for actions that are ongoing or unfinished. To form the continuous tense, "ing" is added to the verb. For verbs ending in "e", the "e" is removed before adding "ing". The document provides examples of changing verbs to the continuous form in the present, past, and future tenses using the helping verbs "am/is/are", "was/were", and "will be" respectively. Exercises are included to change verbs to the continuous form in sentences for each tense.

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    The document explains the continuous tense in English grammar. The continuous tense is used for actions that are ongoing or unfinished. To form the continuous tense, "ing" is added to the verb. For verbs ending in "e", the "e" is removed before adding "ing". The document provides examples of changing verbs to the continuous form in the present, past, and future tenses using the helping verbs "am/is/are", "was/were", and "will be" respectively. Exercises are included to change verbs to the continuous form in sentences for each tense.

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    Primary Grammar: Continuous Tense

    Continuous tense is used for actions that are happening now or for
    an action that is unfinished. To change a verb into continuous form,
    we need to add ‘ing’.
    sing singing
    kick kicking
    climb climbing
    read reading

    For verbs ending in ‘e’, we remove it and then add ‘ing’.

    ride riding
    write writing

    To indicate the tense, we must look at the verb ‘to be’.

    Present Past Future


    am/is/are was/were will be

    • He is kicking the ball.


    • They were writing at school.
    • We will be cooking in the kitchen.
    Primary Grammar: Continuous Tense
    Change the verbs into continuous form and write in present
    continuous tense. Remember am/is/are.
    eat play throw
    drive talk walk

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    Primary Grammar: Continuous Tense
    Change the verbs into continuous form and write in past continuous
    tense. Remember was/were.
    feed draw paint
    dance bake cook

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    Primary Grammar: Continuous Tense
    Change the verbs into continuous form and write in future continuous
    tense. Remember ‘will be’.
    cut jump clean
    make change wash

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