Discover how to use the Present Continuous tense in everyday English 🌟 For B1-B2 learners: actions happening now, temporary situations, future arrangements. Listen & improve your speaking skills!
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In today’s episode of The English Hub Podcast, we dive into the Present Continuous tense — what it is, why it’s so useful in daily English, and how you can start using it confidently. We talk about actions happening now, around now, and even near‐future plans that sound natural and fluent.
David and Jess share real life examples, make it fun, and show you how even your everyday moments are perfect practice for this tense. You’ll hear how to build the sentences: subject + am/is/are + verb-ing, and how to use it in different situations like talking about activities happening at this moment, temporary changes, and future arrangements.
You’ll also learn the key time markers — words like “right now”, “at the moment”, “these days”, “today” — that help you choose the Present Continuous instead of other tenses. We discuss common mistakes B1-B2 learners make, such as mixing this tense with the Present Simple, forgetting the -ing form, or using the wrong auxiliary verb.
We compare the Present Continuous with similar tenses so you can clearly see the difference and avoid confusion. Plus, we give you useful tips on how to avoid mixing it up, how to spot the keywords, and how to make your English speaking sound more natural and alive.
Whether you’re driving, walking, cooking, or relaxing — this episode is made for you to listen and learn casually. It’s not a boring lesson; it’s a friendly conversation about something you already use. So get comfortable, grab a cup of tea or coffee, and join us in the studio in rainy Los Angeles!
By the end, you’ll feel ready to say sentences like “I’m practicing English now”, “She’s changing jobs these days,” or “We’re meeting later this week.” You’ll understand the structure, the logic, and the mood of the Present Continuous.
Stay with us, engage with the episode, and use it as a stepping-stone to improve your English listening, speaking and learning skills. We’re here to help you feel confident and fluent!
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)))Super easy schema! everything is clear 😄