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Form

- We are eating a pizza.


- You are making lunch.


- Tom is drinking coffee at the moment.


- They are having breakfast.


- Mary and Fred are buying bananas today.

Negative and questions

- You aren't having lunch.


- Emma isn't sitting in the café.


- Are you going to the supermarket?


- Is she sleeping in the room?

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Now, At the moment, At this moment, Right now, Today, This (week,month,year...), tomorrow, next week, Listen! , Look!