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The Present Continuous Tense презентация
Содержание
- 1. The Present Continuous Tense
- 2. Formation The auxiliary verb “ to
- 3. Time adverbials which can be indicators of
- 4. Usage The Present Continuous Tense is used:
- 5. Usage 2. to describe a temporary
- 6. Usage with indefinite adverbs of frequency (always,
- 7. Usage to describe a definite arrangement
- 8. Usage 5. with verbs like hope
- 9. Remember! State verbs are not normally used
- 10. Examples I think it’s a good
- 11. Examples He is selfish.
- 12. Thank you for attention!
Formation The auxiliary verb “ to BE” in the appropriate form The Present Participle of the main verb (verb -ING form)
Слайд 2Formation
The auxiliary verb
“ to BE”
in the appropriate form
The Present
Participle of the main verb
(verb -ING form)
(verb -ING form)
Слайд 3Time adverbials which can be indicators of the Present Continuous Tense:
at the moment
now
at present
right now
just now
all day (morning, night)
the whole night (day, morning)
these days
still
Слайд 4Usage
The Present Continuous Tense is used:
to describe activities, changes and
situations happening now/ around now
E.g. : Alice is working at the moment, so she can’t come to the telephone.
We are packing our suitcases now and the kids are playing in their room.
It’s still raining.
He is teaching English and learning French. (but he may not be doing either at the moment of speaking)
E.g. : Alice is working at the moment, so she can’t come to the telephone.
We are packing our suitcases now and the kids are playing in their room.
It’s still raining.
He is teaching English and learning French. (but he may not be doing either at the moment of speaking)
Слайд 5Usage
2. to describe a temporary event or situation
E.g.: Mike
is living in Berlin at the moment. He is working as a doctor there. (He is in Berlin temporarily. The action has a limited duration)
Mr. Spencer is working as a taxi driver but he is going to change his job.
Mr. Spencer is working as a taxi driver but he is going to change his job.
Слайд 6Usage
with indefinite adverbs of frequency (always, constantly, forever, all the time)
to refer to regular behavior which is typical and predictable. In this way we, as a rule, criticize or express disapproval
E.g. : Maggie is always losing things! She should be more careful.
Why are you complaining all the time?
E.g. : Maggie is always losing things! She should be more careful.
Why are you complaining all the time?
Слайд 7Usage
to describe a definite arrangement in the near future
E.g.:
I’m leaving for Moscow tomorrow. (I have planned my journey in advanced and have already bought a ticket)
The Blacks are spending next week in Spain. (They have already chosen in which city to stay, booked a room in a local hotel, bought tickets for a plane)
The Blacks are spending next week in Spain. (They have already chosen in which city to stay, booked a room in a local hotel, bought tickets for a plane)
Слайд 8Usage
5. with verbs like hope and look forward to if
we want to sound more informal and less direct
E.g.: We are really hoping you’ll be able to come. (Compare: We very much hope you’ll be able to attend.)
I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon. (Compare: I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.)
E.g.: We are really hoping you’ll be able to come. (Compare: We very much hope you’ll be able to attend.)
I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon. (Compare: I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.)
Слайд 9Remember!
State verbs are not normally used in Present Continuous because they
describe a state rather than an action. But some verbs can be state verbs or action verbs, but with a different meaning.
Слайд 10Examples
I think it’s a good idea. (= believe, consider)
I’m thinking about my holiday. (= to have ideas or images in your mind)
The soup tastes awful! (= has an awful flavour)
She is tasting the soup. (= is testing the flavour of it)
He looks tired. (= seems, appears)
He is looking at the photos. (= studying them)
The kitchen smells of burnt meat. (= to give out a particular smell)
The cat is smelling its food. (= to try the smell of)
The soup tastes awful! (= has an awful flavour)
She is tasting the soup. (= is testing the flavour of it)
He looks tired. (= seems, appears)
He is looking at the photos. (= studying them)
The kitchen smells of burnt meat. (= to give out a particular smell)
The cat is smelling its food. (= to try the smell of)
Слайд 11Examples
He is selfish. (= character – permanent state)
He is being selfish. (= behavior - permanent state)
He has a dog. (= possesses)
He is having lunch now. (= is eating)
I can see a plane in the sky. (= to become aware of something by using your eyes)
I’m seeing Jill tonight. (= meeting)
My head feels as if it would burst. (= to give smb a particular feeling or impression)
Look at Ann! She is feeling her way in the dark. (= search with fingers rather than with eyes)
He has a dog. (= possesses)
He is having lunch now. (= is eating)
I can see a plane in the sky. (= to become aware of something by using your eyes)
I’m seeing Jill tonight. (= meeting)
My head feels as if it would burst. (= to give smb a particular feeling or impression)
Look at Ann! She is feeling her way in the dark. (= search with fingers rather than with eyes)
