Present Continuous

• They're dancing, they aren't walking

• They're playing video games, they aren't dancing

• They're sleeping, they aren't walking.

• John's eating a sandwich, he isn't drinking soda.

• John's is drinking soda, he isn't drinking coffee.

• John's running in a competition, he isn't working.

• They're starting a game, they aren't reading books.

• They're playing video games, they aren't listen to music.

• They're running, they aren't walking.

• He's snorkeling, he isn't kayaking.

• He's kayaking, he isn't snorkeling.

• He's riding a bike, he isn't riding a horse.

• Sharks are swimming, they aren't running.

• Sharks are jumping, they aren't swimming.

• Sharks are walking, they aren't swimming

• She's jumping very high, she isn't dancing.

• She's dancing, She isn't jumping very high.

• She's walking, she isn't sleeping.

• Robert is diving, he isn't windsurfing.

• Robert is windsurfing, he isn't diving.

• Robert is kayaking, he isn't surfing.

• He's playing the guitar, he isn't playing the violin.

• He's playing the piano, he isn't playing the guitar.

• He's playing the violin, he isn't playing the piano.

• They're jumping, they aren't walking.

• They're swimming, they aren't kayaking.

• They're kayaking, they aren't swimming.

• Marcus is watching TV, he isn't reading comics

• Marcus is listening to music, he isn't watching TV

• Marcus is reading a book, he isn't playing video games.