PRESENT

CONTINUOUS
The present continuous is used for events that are occurring in or around this
particular moment in time, or to indicate that something is temporary, or to talk
about situations that are going to change, and also to talk about planes in the
future.

Affirmative form
Here the verb "to be" is used as the auxiliary and the
main verb changes thanks to its conjugation with the
gerund "-ing"

Negative form
When making negations in the present continuous,
there is no need to use the auxiliary verb to do, since
that place still has the verb to be

Interrogative form
En este tipo de preguntas debes iniciar la oración
con el verbo auxiliar to be

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