Present Continuous Tense Questions

The video tutorial explains how to form and answer questions in the present continuous tense using the verb 'be'. It provides examples of questions and answers, both positive and negative, and demonstrates how to use the present continuous tense to describe daily activities and routines. The tutorial also includes additional examples and practice questions to reinforce learning.

What is the correct order to form a question in the present continuous tense?

• Subject, main verb, verb 'be'

• Verb 'be', subject, main verb

• Main verb, subject, verb 'be'

• Subject, verb 'be', main verb

How do you respond positively to a question in the present continuous tense?

• Yes, I can

• Yes, I will

• Yes, I am

• Yes, I do

What is the negative short answer to 'Are you playing?'

• No, I am not

• No, I do not

• No, I cannot

• No, I will not

Which part of the question matches the subject in 'Are you going to school?'

• The question mark

• The subject 'you'

• The main verb

• The verb 'be'

What is added to the main verb to form the present continuous tense?

• The prefix 're-'

• The suffix '-ing'

• The prefix 'un-'

• The suffix '-ed'

How do you describe your current job using the present continuous tense?

• I worked at a shoe store

• I work at a shoe store

• I will work at a shoe store

• I am working at a shoe store

Which of the following is a correct question in the present continuous tense?

• You are going to school?

• Going to school are you?

• Do you going to school?

• Are you going to school?

What is the correct response to 'Where are you working?' if you work at a shoe store?

• I worked at a shoe store

• I will work at a shoe store

• I am working at a shoe store

• I work at a shoe store

Which question correctly uses the present continuous tense?

• What are you doing?

• What you doing?

• What doing are you?

• What do you doing?

How would you ask if someone is enjoying themselves using the present continuous tense?

• They are having fun?

• Having fun are they?

• Are they having fun?

• Do they having fun?