25 Present Continuous Tense Example Sentences
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Present Continuous Tense
The Present Continuous Tense helps you say the situations that occur during a conversation or the actions you take at that moment. If an action is done at the moment of speaking, the Present Continuous Tense is used for the action done at that moment. For example, if a friend is talking to you while you are studying and you want to tell him that you are studying, the Present Continuous Tense should be used here. This Tense is one of the most important Tenses to learn for people starting to speak English.
How to Make the Present Continuous Tense?
If you want to make a sentence with the Present Continuous Tense, you should use the basic English sentence order, that is, the subject-verb-object order. The most important thing you need to know about the Present Continuous Tense is that the verb that comes after the subject and the auxiliary verb take the “-ing” suffix. The “-ing” suffix is generally used in all Continuous Tenses and tells us that this additional action is an action that requires a process.
Here are 25 Present Continuous Tense Example Sentences;
1.The train is moving, hurry up.
2.Players are fighting hard to win the match.
3.I am exercising in the park.
4.It is not helping to me, please stop it.
5.We are sitting at the cafe with friends.
6.Are you playing football?
7.The old man is watering the garden.
8.He is shopping at the market.
9.Mary is sitting next to me.
10.The mechanic is trying to fix the engine.
11.I’m walking my dog.
12.The sun is shining, and the birds are singing.
13.We’re currently travelling around London.
14.I’m preparing dinner for you.
15.We are not sleeping.
16.We are eating meat now. It is delicious!
17.I’m not playing football this weekend.
18.Hurry up! The bus is leaving.
19.You are listening music.
20.Is it raining outside?
21.The students are watching the football match.
22.I am helping my father.
23.Alex is going to a new school next term.
24.We are moving to London.
25.The plane is leaving, we’re late.
