Present Continuous Tense
What is Present Continuous Tense
On this page, you’ll find detailed information about the present continuous tense. We have covered the meaning, rules, structure, and various types of present continuous tense followed by examples to enhance your understanding.
कोई भी घटना या कार्य जो वर्तमान काल में जिस समय वक्ता उसके बारे में बोल रहा हो तब भी वह काम हो रहा हो । इन वाक्यों के अंत में रहा है, रहे हैं, रही है इत्यादि शब्दों का उपयोग होता है ।
उदाहरण के लिए : मोहन पानी पी रहा है , श्याम विद्यालय जा रहा है , सूर्य देव पूर्व से उदय हो रहे हैं , राजन शीघ्रता से गाड़ी चला रहा है !
Present continuous tense definition :
- The present continuous tense, also known as the present progressive tense is used to describe an action that happens at the time when the speaker is speaking.
- It describes an ongoing action or event happening at the current moment or within a specific time frame around the present.
- It is used to convey actions or events that are in progress, temporary, or happening now.
Present continuous tense rules :
1. Affirmative sentence :
Subject + Helping/Auxiliary Verb ( Is/Am/Are ) + Ist form of Main Verb + Ing + Object
Case 1 : If Subject is I then we use Am as helping verb.
Example : मैं फुटबॉल खेल रहा हूँ । - I am playing football.
Case 2 : If Subject is You/ We/ They/ Plural then we use Are as helping verb.
Example : खिलाड़ी मैदान में अभ्यास कर रहे हैं । - Players are doing practice in the ground.
Case 3 : If Subject is He/ She/ It or Singular then we use Is as helping verb.
Example : वह पुस्तक पढ़ रहा है । - He is reading the book.
2. Negative sentence :
Subject + Helping/Auxiliary Verb ( Is/Am/Are ) + Not + Ist form of Main Verb + Ing + Object
Example : लोग फुटबॉल नहीं खेल रहे हैं - People are not playing football
मनोज चाय नहीं पी रहा है - Manoj is not drinking the tea.
3. Interrogative sentence :
Helping/Auxiliary Verb ( Is/Am/Are ) + Subject + Ist form of Main Verb + Ing + Object
Example : क्या लोग कबड्डी खेल रहे हैं - Are people playing kabaddi ?
क्या बच्चा रो रहा है ? - Is the child crying ?
Present continuous tense exercise with answers :
Following are the present continuous tense sentences with solutions. These sentences also include present continuous tense in hindi language which helps everyone to practice and master this tense.
1. Affirmative sentence :
Seema is watching TV
Girls are singing devotional songs.
Ganga is turning the fan on .
Bharat’s government is abolishing the useless laws made by British.
BanyanCrew students are assisting their teachers in bringing great results.
Due to the policies of current government all corrupt people are accumulating under one umbrella .
Certain web series are altering our history.
I am attending my friend’s marriage function .
We are awakening the guard from his sleep everyday.
Police is beating pickpockets
Few advertising companies are making fool of customers by giving fake advertisements.
Due to rising Bharat entire world is befriending us.
Due to their evil nature few countries are wishing bad for Bharat.
Few cruel terrorists are beheading innocent citizens.
Science discoveries are belonging to our scriptures.
2. Negative sentence :
Mukesh is not ploughing his field.
Teachers are not teaching the original history to the students.
Citizens are not bearing the speeches of traitors anymore.
Pushpa is not bending in front of the lioness.
Suresh is not betting in the football world cup.
Money lander is not bidding for Madan’s car.
Suresh is not binding the watch on his wrist.
Mohit is not bringing milk from the dairy.
Minister is not building a new school in the village.
Vimal is not purchsing a new laptop.
Police is not catching the culprit
Lalita is not choosing a proper career after her exams are over.
Manager is not clarifying the doubts of his team members.
An intelligent government is not classifying the citizens on the basis of their casts.
Sarita is not cleaning the window glass.
3. Interrogative sentence :
Are humans learning from their mistakes ?
Are farmers growing wheat crops ?
Is the lizard clinging with the wall.
Are Turkish consuming the goods provided by Bharat?
Are enemies creeping inside the tunnels nearby border areas ?
Is foreign media criticising ISRO ?
Is the woodcutter cutting the tree ?
Are mountaineers daring to climb The Everest ?
Are businessmen exchanging horses ?
Are few actors deceiving the citizens ?
Are players departing from the ground ?
Is Lokesh dreaming to become a scientist ?
Is Puneet drooling at the sight of delicious food ?
Are teachers earning sufficient enough for their survival ?
Is government of Bharat ensuring the safety of it’s citizens stuck in the war zone ?