PRESENT CONTINUOUS

What are they doing?

• They are going to the market.

• We are studying English.

• They are swiming.

• They are swimming.

What are they doing?

(a)  

NEGATIVE FORM: I am studying French.

• I am studying not French.

• I am not study French.

• I don't study French.

• I am not studying French.

NEGATIVE FORM: We are waiting the bus.

(a)  

Is she reading a book?

• Yes, she does.

• Yes, she is.

• Yes, she am.

• Yes, he is.

Is he drinking soda?

(a)  

When do we use "Present Continuous"?

• Actions that are happening at the moment.

• Actions that happened yesterday.

• Actions that happens frequently.

• To talk about my wishes.

Select the auxiliar verb for the "Present Continuous".

• do / does

• have / has

• verb to be

• Other

Select the verbs that use double consonant in "Present Continuous".

• run

• swim

• eat

• drink

What is the boy doing?

• She is reading the newspaper.

• He is doing homework.

• He is eating an apple.

• She is writing a poem.