WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE?

Do you know this book?

yes? no?

Multiple Choice

What is Steven doing?

• It's noon, so Steven is eating lunch.

• It's late, so Steven is getting dressed.

• It's morning, so Steven is getting up.

Multiple Choice

What are they doing?

• They are cooking dinner

• They are studying Math and Chemistry

• They are climbing a mountain

Multiple Choice

What are they doing?

• They are talking a walk

• They are going to the movies

• They are working out

WH QUESTIONS

• what

• where

• how

• why

• whose

• who

• when

STRUCTURE

wh word + be + subject + verb-ing

Take a look! (wh word + be + subject + verb-ing)

• What are you doing? (I'm playing tennis)

• Where is he going? (He's going to work)

• Why are they leaving? (It's midnight! It's getting late!)

• Who's coming to the party? (Everybody! it's going to be great!)

Multiple Choice

What is she doing?

• It's morning, so she's having breakfast

• She's talking on the phone

• It's late, so she's going to the bed

Multiple Choice

Where are they going?

• They are going to the movies

• They are going to school

• They are going to the theater

Multiple Choice

Why are you leaving?

• They are leaving because it's late.

• You are leaving because it's midnight

• We are leaving because it's midnight

Multiple Choice

Where is she living?

• She's living in Paris

• She's living well

• She's living bad

Open Ended

Are they eating dinner?

Open Ended

Are they riding bycicles?

Present Continuous

• You use the present continuous by using the present form of the verb “be” + the present participle of a verb.

• You can use it to describe both events that are happening in the present – right now, while you are talking about something, or in the future – something that may or will happen later on.