Present Continuous Tense

What are they doing doing?

• They are swimming.

• They are diving.

• They are rowing.

• They are surving.

What is she doing?

• She is cutting a tree.

• She is planting a tree.

• She is climbing a tree.

• She is watering a tree.

What are you doing?

• We are boiling water.

• I am boiling water.

• We are washing dishes.

• I am washing dishes.

What are you doing?

• I am cycling.

• I am riding a motorcycle.

• We are cycling.

• We are riding a motorcycle.

What is he doing?

• He is carrying potatoes.

• He is picking potatoes.

• He is caring potatoes.

• He is running with the potatoes.

What is he doing?

• He is picking fruit.

• He is picking some flowers.

• He is picking rocks.

• He is picking the grass.

What are they doing?

• They are buying a tree.

• They are buying the supermarket.

• They are buying vegetables.

• They are buying a new car.

What are you doing?

• I am running.

• I am washing dishes.

• I am singing.

• I am sleeping.

What is she doing?

• She is selling fruit.

• She is selling flowers.

• She is selling seeds.

• She is selling trees.

What are you doing?

• I am sleeping.

• I am singing.

• I am playing guitar.

• I am cooking.