The Present Continuous

What is she doing?

• She is dancing

• she writing

• she is writing

What are they doing?

• They are singing

• They are dancing

• They dance

Is she listening to music?

• No, she isn't. She is reading

• No, she is. She is reading

• No she isn't. She reading.

Is the cat sleeping?

• No, it is.

• Yes, it isn't.

• Yes, it is.

What is he doing?

• He is listening to music.

• He is talking on the phone

• He is singing

Are they cooking?

• No, they are. They are studying.

• No, they aren't. They are studying.

• Yes, they are.

What is Tom doing now?

• Tom is riding a horse

• Tom is riding a bike.

• Tom isn't riding a bike.

What is Rachel doing today?

• She isn't studying

• She reading

• She is doing her homework

Make the sentence negative:

They are working.

• They aren't work

• they aren't working

• Are they working

Make the sentence negative:

I am listening to music

• I'm not listening to music

• I listening not to music

• I not listening to music.