Present Progressive Sentence Formation

Form a sentence: I (to be) (play) soccer.

• I was playing soccer.

• I play soccer.

• I am playing soccer.

• I am played soccer.

Form a sentence: She (to be) (read) a book.

• She is read a book.

• She is reading a book.

• She reads a book.

• She was reading a book.

Form a sentence: They (to be) (watch) a movie.

• They are watching a movie.

• They were watching a movie.

• They are watch a movie.

• They is watching a movie.

Form a sentence: We (to be) (study) for the test.

• We are studying for the test.

• We studying for the test.

• We are study for the test.

• We is studying for the test.

Form a sentence: He (to be) (cook) dinner.

• He cooks dinner.

• He is cooking dinner.

• He was cooking dinner.

• He is cooked dinner.

Form a sentence: The dog (to be) (bark) loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barks loudly.

• The dog was barking loudly.

• The dog is barked loudly.

Form a sentence: You (to be) (dance) at the party.

• You were dancing at the party.

• You will be dancing at the party.

• You are dancing at the party.

• You are dance at the party.

Form a sentence: The kids (to be) (swim) in the pool.

• The kids swim in the pool.

• The kids are swim in the pool.

• The kids are swimming in the pool.

• The kids were swimming in the pool.

Form a sentence: My mom (to be) (clean) the house.

• My mom was cleaning the house.

• My mom is cleaning the house.

• My mom is clean the house.

• My mom cleans the house.

Form a sentence: I (to be) (write) a letter.

• I was writing a letter.

• I will write a letter.

• I am writing a letter.

• I am write a letter.