Example of Conversation In English In Present Continuous

When two or more people have a English conversation in present continuous, they are speaking in this language of events that they are in process, happening at that precise moment and they have not finished manifesting yet. When using English, the grammatical rules that apply to this verb tense, the present continuous or, as they say, apply Present progressive. Here, as in all other verb tenses, there is an affirmative, negative and question structure.

Conversation in English in the present continuous affirmative

If the conversation in English in present continuous is affirmative, the structure is used:

Subject (noun or noun) + verb to be (to be or to be) + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Name or noun + verb to be + gerund (-ing) + rest of the sentence

For example:

I am walking through the forest

Translation to Spanish:

I am walking through the forest

Conversation in English in the present negative continuous

If the conversation in English in present continuous is negative, the structure is used:

Subject (noun or noun) + verb to be (to be or to be) + denier not + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Name or noun + verb to be + not + gerund (-ing) + rest of the sentence

For example:

They aren´t praying at the church

Translation to Spanish:

They are not praying in church

Conversation in English in present continuous in question

If the conversation in English in present continuous is question, the structure is used:

Verb to be (to be or to be) + subject (name or noun) + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Verb to be + name or noun + gerund (-ing) + rest of the sentence

For example:

Are we challenging him to a race?

Translation to Spanish:

Are we challenging him to a race?

• Know in depth at: Present continuous in English

Example of conversation in English in the present continuous in the kitchen

John: Hi honey, what are you doing?

Mary: Hi love, I'm baking pizza and some cookies!

John: Wow nice! I´m starving!

Mary: Me too! It smells delicious already!

John: Where are the kids?

Mary: They´re washing their hands.

John: Is the neighbor traveling to Italy again?

Mary: I don't know why?

John: I'm having an idea. What if we give him money and tell him to bring us some Italian food?

Mary: Sounds great, maybe some cheese or pasta, I'm craving for Italian flavors!

John: I'm calling him right now.

Mary: How funny, hunger is making you creative.

Translation to Spanish

John: Hi cute, what are you doing?

Mary: Hi sweetie, I'm baking pizza and cookies!

John: Great! I'm hungry!

Mary: Me too! It already smells delicious!

John: Where are the children?

Mary: They are washing their hands.

John: Is the neighbor traveling to Italy again?

Mary: I don't know, why?

John: I'm having an idea. What if we give him money and tell him to bring us some Italian food?

Mary: Sounds great! Maybe some cheese or pasta, I am craving Italian flavors!

John: I'm calling you right now.

Mary: Funny, hunger is making you more creative.

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