Negative and Questions in present continuous

Forming negative and questions

The negative form

Present continuous negative form

• In order to turn a sentence in the present continuous tense into negative, you just put the word ( NOT) after the conjugated verb ( BE ).

Example:

•  I'm watching a tennis game on T.V.

I'm not watching a tennis game on T.V.   (It's just that simple)

• Some more Examples:

Reciprocal Pronouns

Reciprocal Pronouns

<u>Each other and one another<u/>

Reciprocal Pronouns

  One of the easiest type of pronouns to understand is the reciprocal pronouns, let's take a look at it.

1. Peter and his fiancee are arguing with each other.

  What do you notice from the example above?

The thing that I notice is that peter is arguing with his fiancee and his fiancee is arguing with him.

 

So, both of them are doing the same action; there is a mutual action between them which is (arguing).

They are subjects of only one verb, that's why we use a reciprocal pronouns.

• One more example: