Present continuous

What is she doing?

• She're listening to music.

• She's listening to music.

• She listening to music.

• She's listen to music.

What is he doing?

• He's using the tablet.

• He's useing the tablet.

• He using the tablet.

• He useing the tablet.

Are they playing instruments?

• Yes, they aren't.

• No, they are.

• Yes, they are.

• Yes, he are.

What are they doing?

• They am walking.

• They is walking.

• They are going school.

• They're going to school.

What are you doing?

• We're siting on the floor.

• We're sitting on the floor.

• We are sitting under the floor.

• We is siting on the floor.

What are they doing?

• They are planting a lemon tree.

• They is planting a lemon tree.

• They're plantting a lemon tree.

• They're plant a lemon tree.

What are they doing?

• They aren't watch TV.

• They are watch TV.

• They're watching TV.

• They aren't watching TV.

What is she doing?

• She is skiing.

• She is sking.

• She is skiiing.

• She is skking.

What is he doing?

• He's playying.

• He're playing.

• He's playing.

• He am playing.

Are they writing a book?

• Yes, they are.

• No, they aren't.

• Yes, he isn't.

• No, they are.