What is the correct -ING form of the verb "laugh"?

• laugh

• laughing

• laughed

• laughs

Which sentence uses the -ING form correctly?

• She is wave at her friend.

• He is looking at the map.

• They are run in the park.

• I am shout at the game.

Choose the correct sentence:

• I am wear a blue shirt today.

• They are stop the car.

• She is smiling at the baby

• We is starting the movie.

What is the correct -ING form of the verb "swim"?

• swims

• swimming

• swim

• swam

Which sentence uses the -ING form correctly?

• She is dance at the party.

• He is reading a book.

• I am cook dinner.

• They are jump on the trampoline.

Choose the correct sentence:

• We is having a great time.

• I am play soccer with my friends.

• They are watching a movie.

• She is run to the store.

Which is a formal way to ask how someone is?

• How are you doing?

• Yo!

• How’s it going?

• What’s up?

What is a negative reply to "How are you doing?"

• Fine

• Pretty good

• So-so

• Alright

Complete the conversation:

A: Hey Carla, how are you doing?
B: ________, Marcos.
A: Why? What’s the matter?
B: I am very busy.

• Fine

• Not so good

• Pretty good

• Alright

Complete the conversation:
A: Hi, how’s it going?
B: ________. I just finished my homework.

• So-so

• Not so good

• Pretty good

• Tired