Present Continuous Tense

What are they doing?

• They are jogging.

• They are watching TV.

• They are listening to the music.

• They are cleaning the house.

Are they studying at the moment?

• Yes, they are not.

• No, she is not.

• Yes, you are.

• Yes, they are.

What are you doing?

• We are in the kitchen now.

• We are learning now.

• We are sleeping now.

• We are cooking now.

Is he running now?

• Yes, he isn't.

• Yes, he is.

• No, he isn't.

• No, he is.

Manda: "Hey, ... you in the library now?"

Tanya: "Yes, I ... Some of our classmates are here too, reading the new novels of Mr. Vampire."

• are, am

• is, are

• am, is

• are, is

... she practicing basketball right now?

Yes, she ...

• are

• is

• am

• was

Which of the following sentences describes a temporary action?

• She lives in London.

• She is living in London for the summer.

• She has lived in London for five years.

• She will live in London next year.

Sinta is traveling to Europe ...

The INCORRECT adverbial of time is ...

• at the moment

• now

• currently

• yesterday

Which sentence is true?

• I am not liking this movie.

• She is enjoying her vacation.

• They are not play soccer.

• He is not wanting to go out.

Identify the sentence that shows an ongoing action:

• I finished my project.

• I am finishing my project.

• I will finish my project.

• I have finished my project.