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Present Continuous Verb Exercises

The document provides examples of sentences using the present continuous tense (be + verb+ing) and asks the reader to fill in blanks or turn sentences into questions. It includes examples of verbs in the continuous form, sentences to fill in with am/is/are, sentences to turn into questions, and pictures to answer questions about. The purpose is to practice identifying and using the present continuous tense in various contexts through written exercises.

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Present Continuous Verb Exercises

The document provides examples of sentences using the present continuous tense (be + verb+ing) and asks the reader to fill in blanks or turn sentences into questions. It includes examples of verbs in the continuous form, sentences to fill in with am/is/are, sentences to turn into questions, and pictures to answer questions about. The purpose is to practice identifying and using the present continuous tense in various contexts through written exercises.

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  • Sentence Transformation: Exercises to rewrite sentences in the Present Continuous tense, reinforcing sentence structure skills.
  • Fill in the Blanks: Instructs students to complete sentences using verbs in the correct continuous form to practice verb tense application.
  • Identify Actions: Presents a matching exercise for identifying actions corresponding to pictures of people, supporting context clues learning.
  • Answer the Questions: Asks questions related to a provided image to develop comprehension and present continuous usage.
  • Write the Continuous Form: Provides exercises for converting verbs into their continuous form, enhancing grammatical understanding.

Write am, is or are

Write the Continuous form of the verbs. (ing)

Laugh: .
Hop:
Ride:
Climb: ..
Play: ..
Jump:
Run: ..
Swim:
Drive:
Walk:
Sing:
Eat: .
Put : .
Read: ..
Write: ..

1. The girls _______ singing now.


2. The baby _______ crying.
3. Mary and Jane _______ wearing
skirts today.
4. My friends ________ eating a
sandwich.
5. I _______ having a bath.
6. Tom and John _______ playing
football.
7. The teacher ________ teaching JAB
class.
8. The pupils _______ studying
grammar.
9. I _______ listening to music.
10. My friends and I _______ playing
computer games.

Turn the following sentences into


questions.
Fill in the blanks using the Present
Continuous (am/is/are + ing) tense.
1. My friends _____________ (do) their
homework at the moment.
2. My brother ________________ (have)
a bath now.
3. My parents _______________ (sleep).
4. John and Mary _______________
(watch) T.V in the living room.
5. Tom _____________ (hide) under his
bed.
6. A bird _____________ (fly) in our
garden.
7. My brother and I ____________ (eat)
ice-cream.
8. My mum and her friends ___________
(drink) coffee.
9. John _______________ (run) in the
street.
10. He _________________ (call) his
friend.

1. The children are listening to their


teacher.
______________________________
2. A man is selling ice-cream in the
park.
______________________________
3. The birthday boy is opening his
presents.
______________________________
4. Mum is packing our clothes.
_______________________________
5. The girls are dancing.
_______________________________
6. The pupils are talking.
_______________________________

Dad

Paul
Sue

Look at the pictures and answer the following


questions.
1. Is Jane sitting on a bench? _____________
2. Are Sue and Tim playing? ______________
3. Is John smelling the flowers? ___________
4. Is Paul eating a sandwich? _____________
5. Is dad walking? _____________________
6. Is Mary running? ____________________
7. Are Jane and Mary fighting? ____________

Jane

Tim

Mary

John

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