The present progressive tense describes an action that is happening right now or is ongoing around the present time. It's also called the present continuous tense.
The basic structure is: Subject + 'is'/'am'/'are' + Verb-ing.
Let's examine each sentence to identify its tense:
Based on the analysis, the sentence that correctly uses the present progressive tense is the one describing an action happening now ('is crying').
Therefore, the sentence "Why is he crying like that?" is the example of present progressive tense.
Select the option that expresses the given sentence in simple past tense.
A. Last year, I have travelled to Japan.
B. Last year, I was travelling to Japan.
C. Last year, I travelled to Japan.
D. Last year, I had been travelling to Japan.
The given sentence has an error which has been underlined. The underlined word is given as options with some changes. Select the option that rectifies the error.
She vacillates a lot while making any decision.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
By this time tomorrow, I ______ the work assigned to me.