Mastering Present Continuous Tense

Form an affirmative sentence: She (to read) a book.

• She reading a book.

• She reads a book.

• She read a book.

• She is read a book.

Create a negative sentence: They (not to play) soccer.

• They are not playing soccer.

• They not play soccer.

• They do not play soccer.

• They do not plays soccer.

Ask a question: He (to watch) TV?

• He is watching TV?

• Is he watching TV?

• Does he watch TV?

• Is he not watching TV?

Provide a short answer: Are you (to study) for the test?

• I will study for the test later.

• Yes, I am studying for the test.

• No, I am not studying for the test.

• I studied for the test yesterday.

Form an affirmative sentence: I (to eat) lunch now.

• I have eaten lunch now.

• I will eat lunch now.

• I eat lunch now.

• I am eating lunch now.

Create a negative sentence: We (not to go) to the party tonight.

• We are not going to the party tonight.

• We are going to the party tonight.

• We do not go to the party tonight.

• We will not go to the party tonight.

Ask a question: What (she/to do) right now?

• What is she doing right now?

• What does she do right now?

• What she is doing right now?

• What is she do right now?

Provide a short answer: Is he (to work) on the project?

• He will work on the project.

• Yes, he is working on the project.

• No, he is not working on the project.

• Yes, he was working on the project.

Form an affirmative sentence: The dog (to bark) loudly.

• The dog barks quietly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barks loudly.

Create a negative sentence: You (not to listen) to music at the moment.

• You do not listen to music at the moment.

• You were not listening to music at the moment.

• You are listening to music at the moment.

• You are not listening to music at the moment.