The Present continuous tense

I/ have a barbecue/ today.

• I’m have a barbecue today.

• I am having a barbecue today.

• I having a barbecue today.

• I is having a barbecue today.

Emma and Jane / not watch a movie / on Sunday.

• Emma and Jane is not watch a movie on Sunday.

• Emma and Jane is not watching a movie on Sunday.

• Emma and Jane aren’t watching a movie on Sunday.

• Emma and Jane are not watch a movie on Sunday.

We / make a pizza/ this weekend.

• We are making a pizza this weekend.

• We making a pizza this weekend.

• We are make a pizza this weekend.

• We is making a pizza this weekend.

David / play/ badminton/this evening?

• David is playing badminton this evening. 

• Are David playing badminton this evening?

• Is David playing badminton this evening?

• Is David play badminton this evening?

Maria/ watch TV/ with her sister/ tonight?

• Is Maria watch TV with her sister tonight?

• Is Maria watching TV with her sister tonight?

• Are Maria watching TV with her sister tonight?

• Maria is watching TV with her sister tonight.

He/not/have a picnic/ this Saturday.

• He are not having a picnic this Saturday. 

• He isn’t having a picnic this Saturday.

• He is not have a picnic this Saturday.

• He not have a picnic this Saturday.