Present Continuous Tense

What is she doing?

• She is watering the plants.

• She are watering the plants

What are they doing?

• They is singing sweetly on the stage.

• They are singing sweetly on the stage.

What is the dog doing?

• It is barking loudly.

• It is shouting loudly.

What is he doing?

• He is flying a kite.

• He is playing a kite.

What are they doing on the field?

• They are playing football on the field.

• They is playing football on the field.

What are Judy and her mother doing?

• Judy and her mother are jogging.

• Judy and her mother are running.

What is Jason doing?

• He is drawing.

• He is painting.

Are they painting eggs for Easter Day?

• Yes, they do.

• No, they don't.

• Yes, they are.

• No, they aren't.

What are they doing in the kitchen?

• They are cutting the vegetables.

• They are cooking.

• They are squeezing the lemons.

• They are preparing salad for breakfast.

What is Wong's family doing?

• The Wong's family is exercising in the back yard.

• The Wong's family are exercising in the back yard.