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· To express a temporary action that may not necessarily happen at the time of
speaking.
Read the following example:

I am painting these days.

Formation of Affirmative Sentences
Subject + helping verb (is/are/am) + V + ing + object + ( . )
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Read the following examples:

1. He is learning Grammar.
2. We are going to the planetarium.

Formation of Negative Sentences

Subject + helping verb (is/are/am) + not + V + ing + object + ( . )
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Read the following examples:

1. He is not learning Grammar.
2. We are not going to the planetarium.

Formation of Interrogative Sentences

Helping verb (is/are/am) + subject + V + ing + object + ( ? )
1
Read the following examples:

1. Is he learning Grammar?
2. Are we going to the planetarium?

Also,

Question Word + helping verb (is/are/am) + subject + V + ing + object + ( ? )
1
Read the following examples:

1. Where is he learning Grammar?

2. Where are we going?
G Present Perfect Tense indicates the completion of an action in present. It is used –

· To show an action that has just ended.

Read the following example:
He has just gone out.

· To show an action that is completed, but the results can be seen or felt in the
present.

Read the following example:
My uncle has opened his shop recently.

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