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		<description><![CDATA[Well I am happy to let you know that my new blog about Tenses of English is now online. I hope You will enjoy every single page of simple english lesson I provide to You. I have created 16 Page Templates for Tenses, and now I am starting to edit the pages one by one. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well I am happy to let you know that my new blog about Tenses of English is now online. I hope You will enjoy every single page of simple english lesson I provide to You. I have created 16 Page Templates for Tenses, and now I am starting to edit the pages one by one. It may take around 16 days to complete them all. Yes, I usually create one post or page each day. </p>
<p>The 16 Tenses will be on static Page. Wordpress based blog Page is static right? While the posts will be made in my day to day blogging activity. You are welcome to contribute your aticle for my blog as well, please contact me at my <a href="http://mufli.net/fb">Facebook</a> and we can talk about that for sure.</p>
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		<title>Present Continuous Tense</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The English Present Continuous Tense or Present Progressive Tense indicates continuing action, something going on now. This English Tense always has &#8220;tobe&#8221; + Verb + ING . For example: &#8220;You are reading my Tenses English dotcom Blog&#8221;. Whenever You need to use Continuous Tense in english, remember ING-form of the verbs, and remember TOBE respectively [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The English Present Continuous Tense or Present Progressive Tense indicates continuing action, something going on now. This English Tense always has &#8220;tobe&#8221; + Verb + ING . For example: &#8220;You are reading my Tenses English dotcom Blog&#8221;. Whenever You need to use Continuous Tense in english, remember ING-form of the verbs, and remember TOBE respectively too. Because we are talking about the PRESENT, we use present form of tobe: is, am, are. If you want to express the action that happens past time then English Past Continuous Tense with <em>was, were</em> as tobe.</p>
<p>This is the formula of English Present Continuous Tense</p>
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Positive Form: S + am/is/are + Verb + ing
Negative Form: S + am/is/are + NOT+ Verb + ing
Interrogative: Am/is/are + S + Verb + ing</pre>
<p>Some examples of English Present Continuous Tense:<br />
-You are reading my EnglishTenses.com blog<br />
-I am writing now<br />
-She is waiting for you</p>
<p>The Negative Form of Present Continuous Tense example:<br />
-You are not reading my EnglishTenses.com blog<br />
-I am not writing now<br />
-She is not waiting for you</p>
<p>To make a question or interrogative form of this english tense, just put tobe in front of the sentence, like this:<br />
-Are You reading my EnglishTenses.com blog?<br />
-Are You writing now?<br />
-Is She waiting for you</p>
<p>Present Continuous Tense is very simple too, isn&#8217;t it?</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[TensesEnglish.com is about 16 English Tenses in simple format as well as their example. I hope You enjoy some simple english lesson I provide here. It is still very good idea to buy books which usually uncover English Tense in much more detail as well as complete List of English Verbs.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TensesEnglish.com is about 16 English Tenses in simple format as well as their example. I hope You enjoy some simple english lesson I provide here. It is still very good idea to buy books which usually uncover English Tense in much more detail as well as complete List of English Verbs.</p>
<p>To master English Tenses, You need to bring the lesson to practice a lots. Try to write many examples with substitution in Subject as well as Verbs. I myself usually write down the Tenses with my hand again and again at least 10 times. I write the description how respective tense is used, it formula, as well as the examples. That process (writing manually) makes me understand each tenses better. How do You usually learn tenses? What do you do to make yourself understand English Tenses fast?</p>
<p>In speaking, You may try to say those tenses example you have written very often, start by pronounce them slowly and then faster until You can pronouce them very very fast. Good luck..</p>
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Rahma Isfasani<br />
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