PRESENT CONTINUOUS EXERCISE

1. She ​ (a)   a picture.

• is taking
• are waving
• is tying
• are crossing
• is hiding
• is scratching

He​ (a)   a shoelace.

• is tying
• is taking
• are crossing
• is waving
• is scratching
• are waving

​ ​ They​ (a)   the road.

• are crossing
• is taking
• are waving
• is tying
• is hiding
• is scratching

He ​ (a)   his head.

• is scratching
• is taking
• are crossing
• are waving
• is tying
• is hiding

She ​ (a)   behind a tree.

• is hiding
• is taking
• is tying
• are crossing
• are waving
• is scratching

Which sentence goes with which?

• It’s getting late.

• We need to leave soon.

• They’re lying.

• I need to eat something soon.

• I’m staying with friends.

• It isn’t true what they say.

• I’m getting hungry.

• I don’t have anywhere to live right now.

• I’m trying to work.

• Please don’t make so much noise.

Let’s go out now. It ​ (a)   (it / rain) anymore.

• isn’t raining
• is raining

You can turn off the radio. ​ (a)   (I / listen) to it.

• I am not listening
• I am listening

Kate phoned last night. She’s on holiday with friends. ​ ​ (a)   (She / have) a great time and doesn’t want to come back.​

• She is having
• she is not having

Paul and Sarah have had an argument and now ​ ​ (a)   (they / speak) to one another.

• they are not speaking
• they are speaking