Present Contiuous Tense
Verb + ing
É usado com advérbios de tempo e de frequência,
como: now, at the moment, at present,
etc.
Forma afirmativa
(Sujeito
+ To Be + Verbo-ING + Complemento)
1. She is studying now.
She - Sujeito
is – Verbo to Be
studying - verbo principal no particípio presente
She - Sujeito
is – Verbo to Be
studying - verbo principal no particípio presente
2. You are playing soccer.
You - Sujeito
are - Verbo To Be
playing - Verbo principal no particípio presente
You - Sujeito
are - Verbo To Be
playing - Verbo principal no particípio presente
3. Jonny is
sleeping right now. (to
sleep)
4. I need an umbrella because it is raining. (to rain)
5. Jonny and Wilson are talking on the phone. (to talk)
Forma
negativa:
Sujeito + To Be
+ Not + Verbo-ING + Complemento)
1. Jonny isn’t sleeping right
now. (to sleep)
2 it isn’t raining now. (to rain)
3. Jonny and Wilson aren’t talking on the phone. at this moment.(to talk)
4. I am not studying English
now.
5. She isn’t working at a public school.
- Verbos terminados em e perdem o e recebem ing.
Ex.: to make => She is making a cake.
to write => I am writing.
to write => I am writing.
- Verbos terminados em "ie" Perdem o "ie" e recebem "ying"
Ex:
Tie - Tying
Die - Dying
Lie - Lying
Tie - Tying
Die - Dying
Lie - Lying
- Verbos monossilábicos, terminados em consoante, vogal, consoante: repete-se a última consoante e depois acrescenta-se: ing".
Ex: Run - running
Stop stopping
Sit - Sitting
- Verbos de duas sílabas, terminados em consoante-vogal-consoante, quando a última sílaba é tônica seguem a mesma regra dos verbos monossilábicos.
Ex.: begin – beginning
Exceto: (to travel)
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