Present continuous tense

What’s happening in the pictures?

• She taking a picture.

• She’s taking a picture.

• She waving to somebody

• She's waving to somebody

What’s happening in the pictures?

• He crosses the road.

• He is cross the road.

• He crossing the road.

• He is crossing the road.

What’s happening in the pictures?

• He hiding behind a tree.

• He is hiding behind a tree.

• He is hide behind a tree.

• He hide behind a tree.

What’s happening in the pictures?

• He is scratching his head.

• He scratching his head.

• He are scratching his head.

• He is scratch his head.

Which sentence goes with this sentence below?

1. "Please don’t make so much noise."

• 1. I’m getting hungry.

• 1. I’m trying to work.

• 1. They’re trying to sell it.

• 1. They’re lying.

Which sentence goes with this sentence below?

1. "We need to leave soon."

• 1. I’m staying with friends.

• 1. I’m trying to work.

• 1. It’s getting late.

• 1. The company is losing money.

Which sentence goes with this sentence below?

1. "I don’t have anywhere to live right now."

• 1. I’m staying with friends.

• 1. I’m getting hungry.

• 1. They’re lying.

• 1. I’m trying to work.

Which sentence goes with this sentence below?

1. "It isn’t true what they say."

• 1. It’s starting to rain.

• 1. I’m getting hungry.

• 1. They’re lying.

• 1. I’m trying to work.

Write questions. Use the present continuous.

1. What’s all that noise? (what/happen?)

• What are happening?

• What happening?

• What happens?

• 1. What’s happening?

Write questions. Use the present continuous.

1. What’s the matter? (why/you/cry?)

• Why do you cry?

• 2. Why are you crying?

• Why you crying?

• 1. Why's you crying?