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Episode Synopsis "8. How to ask questions using -ing (is/am/are): Interrogative Present Continuous Tense"
We ask questions using is/are/am and -ing to enquire about things happening in the present moment. Such sentences are said to be in the Interrogative Present Continuous Tense. For example: What are you doing? Where is she going? How is he travelling? What are you eating? What are you thinking? What is he wearing? We also use such sentences to ask questions about future plans like: Are you coming tomorrow? Where are you going this weekend? Pls visit BodhiSutra website for cool English learning tips and also to know more about how we can help you speak and write great English in office, with friends and in the market. You can call us at +91-11-41170801/41170802.
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