Present continuous In the present continuous tense, we put the negative preposition "not" after the verb "to be" to form a negative form

Present continuous

In the present continuous tense, we put the negative preposition "NOT" after the verb "to be" to form a negative form.

In the present continuous tense, we put the negative preposition "NOT" after the verb "to be" to form a negative form.

Sentences used in the present continuous tense are often translated from English into Uzbek with the suffix "-yapti". These words are expressed in the present continuous tense

Sentences used in the present continuous tense are often translated from English into Uzbek with the suffix "-yapti". These words are expressed in the present continuous tense

In the present continuous tense, we put the negative preposition "NOT" after the verb "to be" to form a negative form.

In the present continuous tense, we put the negative preposition "NOT" after the verb "to be" to form a negative form.

In present continuous sentences, the verb "to be" is passed before the possessive to form a question.

In present continuous sentences, the verb "to be" is passed before the possessive to form a question.

After the owner, the modern forms of the verb “to be” are used AM, IS, or ARE, depending on the owner, as shown in the construction formula above.

After the owner, the modern forms of the verb “to be” are used AM, IS, or ARE, depending on the owner, as shown in the construction formula above.

The owner can be replaced by a personal pronoun (I, he, she, it, we, you, they), a person's name (Tom, Ann, Mike…) or the name of something (radio, ball, machine…)

The owner can be replaced by a personal pronoun (I, he, she, it, we, you, they), a person's name (Tom, Ann, Mike…) or the name of something (radio, ball, machine…)

We are chatting (our chat is currently ongoing).

We are chatting (our chat is currently ongoing).

In English speech, it is used on a par with Present Simple, with the same frequency, and occupies an important place in grammar.

In English speech, it is used on a par with Present Simple, with the same frequency, and occupies an important place in grammar.

When present continuous is used - when it is necessary to emphasize the duration of the action in the present.

When present continuous is used - when it is necessary to emphasize the duration of the action in the present.

The limits of "duration" can be different: the action can continue indefinitely or take a certain period of time - all these are cases of using Present Continuous.

The limits of "duration" can be different: the action can continue indefinitely or take a certain period of time - all these are cases of using Present Continuous.

In Present Continuous, the predicate is made up of the auxiliary verb to be and the main (semantic) verb that expresses the action.

In Present Continuous, the predicate is made up of the auxiliary verb to be and the main (semantic) verb that expresses the action.