PRESENT CONTINUOS (NEGATIVE)


Subject + to be + not + verb (-ing) 

EstructuraAbreviación
I am notI’m not
He Is not
She Is no
It Is not		He’s not / He isn’t
She’s not / She isn’t
It’s not / It isn’t
You are not
We are not
They are not		You’re not / You aren’t
We’re not / We aren’t
They’re not / They aren’t









PRESENT CONTINUOS(YES/NO) QUESTION

StatementYes/no questionWH- question
I am eating.Am I eating?What am I eating?
You are crying.Are you crying?Why are you crying?
He is going.Is he going?Where is he going?
She is arriving.Is she arriving?When is she arriving?
It is sleeping.Is it sleeping?Why is it sleeping?
We are leaving.Are we leaving?When are we leaving?
They are fighting.Are they fighting?Why are they fighting?















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