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What is happening at the moment? Write TRUE sentences:

1. I am not washing my hair.
2. It is snowing.
3. I am sitting on a chair.
4. I am eating.
5. It is raining.
6. I am learning English.
7. I am listening to music.
8. The sun is shining.
9. I am wearing shoes.
10. I am reading a newspaper.

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Final answer:

The present progressive tense describes ongoing actions in the present with examples of both affirmative and negative sentences.


Explanation:

The present progressive tense indicates actions happening at the moment. For example, 'I am washing my hair.' It is used to describe ongoing actions in the present.

  1. Affirmative sentences:
    • I am washing my hair.
    • I am learning English.
    • I am listening to music.
    • The sun is shining.
    • I am wearing shoes.
  2. Negative sentences:
    • I am not washing my hair.
    • It is not snowing.
    • I am not sitting on a chair.
    • I am not eating.
    • It is not raining.

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