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How do you make verbal question for present continuous tense?

Here's a breakdown of how to create verbal questions in the present continuous tense, along with examples:

Understanding the Present Continuous

The present continuous tense is used to talk about actions happening right now or around this time. It's formed with:

* Subject + am/is/are + verb (-ing) + ...

Forming Questions

1. Invert the Subject and Verb: Move the auxiliary verb (am/is/are) before the subject.

2. Add a Question Word (Optional): Use a question word like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," or "how" to make a specific inquiry.

Examples

Simple Questions:

* Statement: She is reading a book.

* Question: Is she reading a book?

* Statement: They are playing basketball.

* Question: Are they playing basketball?

Questions with Question Words:

* Statement: She is studying for her exam.

* Question: What is she studying for?

* Statement: He is eating lunch at his desk.

* Question: Where is he eating lunch?

* Statement: The dog is barking loudly.

* Question: Why is the dog barking loudly?

More Complex Questions:

* Statement: You are making a cake.

* Question: Who are you making the cake for?

* Statement: I am walking to the park.

* Question: How are you getting to the park?

Important Note: If you're asking about the subject of the sentence, you'll use "who" as the question word. For all other information, you'll use other question words.

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