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· To express an action of near future.
Read the following examples:
1. I want to pass this test. 2. He wants to go to Goa.

Formation of Affirmative Sentences

Subject + V (1st form of the verb) + (s/es) + object + ( . )
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Read the following examples:

1. He eats dinner in a hotel.
2. She prays for her health.

Formation of Negative Sentences
Subject + helping verb (do/does) not + V + object + ( . )
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Read the following examples:

1. He does not eat dinner in a hotel.
2. She does not pray for her health.

Formation of Interrogative Sentences
Helping verb (do/does) + subject + V + object + ( ? )
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Read the following examples:
1. Does he eat dinner in a hotel?

2. Does she pray for her health?
Also,

Question Word + helping verb (do/does) + subject + V + object + ( ? )
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Read the following examples:

1. Where does he eat dinner?
2. Why does she pray?

G Present Continuous Tense shows that an action is still going on in the present time.
It is used –

· To show an action that is taking place in the present moment.
Read the following examples:

1. Soumesh is writing a poem.
2. They are playing outside.

· To show an action that is likely to happen in the near future.

Read the following examples:
1. I am meeting my friend tonight.

2. Students are studying for their exams.

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