Present continuous reading grammar

Sara and Leena are sisters. They are talking.

Sara: Hey, sis. What are you doing?

Leena: What up, sis? I’m practicing Spanish.

• Leena always practices Spanish.

• Leena is practicing Spanish at the moment.

• Sara and Leena usually speak Spanish together.

• Leena is not practicing a language.

Sara: Why are you learning Spanish?

Leena: Because lots of people in different countries speak Spanish.

• Leena is learning Spanish because it's similar to Arabic.

• Leena is learning Spanish because she is tired of learning English.

• Leena is learning Spanish because there are many countries where people speak Spanish.

• Leena is learning Spanish because she loves talking.

Sara: Well, there’s Spain.

Leena: And Columbia, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Equatorial Guinea, Nicaragua…

Sara: OK, OK, I get the picture!

Leena: 20 countries, sis! Plus, 20% of Americans speak Spanish.

• Leena says that 20% of Argentinians speak Spanish.

• Sara is looking at a photograph of America.

• Leena says that 20 countries speak Spanish and 1 in 5 Americans speak Spanish.

• Leena says that 1 in 5 countries in the world speak Spanish

Sara: What are you learning at the moment?

Leena: I’m learning the present continuous, it’s the same as in English. Listen to this: Mi hermana me está molestando, no me está dejando estudiar.

Sara: Wow, that’s cool. What does it mean?

Leena: It means: My sister is annoying me, she isn’t letting me study!

Sara: OK, sis, loud and clear. I’ll leave you in peace.

• Leena is studying the present continuous in English.

• Leena isn't studying the present continuous now because her sister is annoying her.

• Sara is annoying Leena because she is speaking in Spanish.

• Sara is talking to Leena because she is cold.

Which question is correct?

• What are you doing now?

• What do you doing now?

• What do you do now?

• What you are doing now?

Which question is correct?

• Why do you learning Spanish?

• Why you are learning Spanish?

• Why are you learning Spanish?

• Why you learn Spanish?

What ___ ___ _____ now?

Why ___ ___ ________ Spanish?

Which sentence is correct?

• I'm practicing the Spanish.

• I practicing Spanish.

• I'm practice Spanish.

• I’m practicing Spanish.

Which sentence is correct?

• They talking.

• They is talking.

• They are talking.

• They are talk.