Present continuous

•  by Cambrige University Press book 2011;
• by An English Grammar by W.M. BASKERVILL & J.W. SEWELL 1895;
• About me here;
• by Cambridge dictionary too;

Simple title, no mystery. It's looking temporarily ... She's wearing a bring yellow dress. 

What is wear? It's temporarily for different result. Yes it's many better than present simple, looks good.

Yes, it's right when I don't like to get obligation. Only around now and nothing more. Right and easy tense for every day I think.

She can change it today, tomorrow. Hm... Conservation show what is true. They saw many but it's only about now. Many temporary deal is here. They are coming one by one and isn't stopping Mark and Monica.

be

It looks as verb be, but include additional verb with end to mark it as present continuous. Yes, it's creating one action at the moment by anybody withou obligations. Evolution of the verb be.

"Two" irregular ends

• If a verb ends in -e, drop the -e [except: be]
  
• If a verb ends in one vowel and one consonant, double the consonant [except if final syllable isn't stressed]
  
• If a verb ends in -ee, append -ing
• If a verb ends in vowel + b, g, m, n, p, t, double consonant
• If a verb ends in -l, double l [North American english has one l]
  
• If a verb ends -ie, ie => y + ing

Oh, terms coming here too. They are show what no all verb is right for it ... Why not? I have some about present simple where I can get problem with verbs that is right for he/she/it.

But here ends is diffirent with previous experince. I should check it apart ... Pronoun not important here, focus on the verb.

Wooman in the right side of the picture enjoy her talk. May it be wrong if I'll use verbs where end is difficult? Hmm ...

Hmm... I have new verbs group what need to be ... for understand how to use it.

Present continuous: Subject am / is / are + verb + ing;

Yes, be will alternative for adverb here. It's verb's description. For example: He is coming. Now "is" describe verb "coming", because he is doing it by his manner.

Difficult

I got four: die, lie, tie, untie ... Their end is many difficult than other. Do anybody enjoy within them? What is common - strict point. All of them about point ... die and lie not about engjoy, yes. But what is tie/untie? It's pair.

Hmm... I'm untying ... . I'm tying ... . Yes, I understand that it's possible to be right or not but each time it's changeble. It's easily for die and lie.

At sometimes tie is right. But it possible to be wrong. Untie, also.

I should use it at the right moment... 

Attention needed, don't enjoy here. Oh, what is so real good, that untie is after tie. Order say what anithing must be tied for allow untie for it. Also, tie is diffucult to do ...

Easy way don't tie that is difficult to do. I can untie if I know where it tied.

Hmm... Oh, terms include many secrets. Yeah, I don't like them.

Coomon

Can I use these four verbs within present continuous? Oh, no it isn't right! Two simple, but I'll exclude problem for me and don't use tie/untie. I won't know ever about tie/untie ... can I unjoy of it or not.

Hmmm... It's so real common here.

Don't worry, be happy. It's good idea. Use present continuos where it's right.

Oh, and one moment. Possible to enjoy and exclude grammar terms if it looks good for me.This is no rules, only terms. Canadian people know about it.

Sleepping isn't right. Sleeping is right.

How to

If present simple is possible without ends under terms or present continuous with simple +ing, use it one or both. Don't use any verb that is not right for both.