You form sentences by using “is” or “are” with an action word ending in “-ing.” “Is” is for one person or thing, and “are” is for many. For example: “He is running,” “They are playing,” showing what is happening now. Class ...
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You form sentences by using “is” or “are” with an action word ending in “-ing.” “Is” is for one person or thing, and “are” is for many. For example: “He is running,” “They are playing,” showing what is happening now. Class ...