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They (have) fun.

Back

They are having fun.

Front

John (work) in his garden.

Back

John is working in his garden.

Front

He (cut) the grass.

Back

He is cutting the grass.

Front

Sue and Terry (play) tennis.

Back

Sue and Terry are playing tennis.

Front

Your dog (run) after a rabbit.

Back

Your dog is running after a rabbit.

Front

Mark and Jane (listen) to CDs.

Back

Mark and Jane are listening to CDs.

Front

They (sit) on the floor.

Back

They are sitting on the floor.

Front

We (go) for a walk.

Back

We are going for a walk.

Front

She (swim) in the pool.

Back

She is swimming in the pool.

Front

Our neighbour (wash) his car.

Back

Our neighbour is washing his car.