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Present Progressive Present Progressive: Affirmative and Negative Interrogative and Short Answers

The document provides examples and exercises on using the present progressive tense in English, including affirmative and negative forms, interrogative sentences, and short answers. It covers writing sentences in the present progressive, rewriting sentences using short forms, forming questions using the present progressive, and adding question words. The exercises are meant to help with understanding and using the present progressive tense.

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Present Progressive Present Progressive: Affirmative and Negative Interrogative and Short Answers

The document provides examples and exercises on using the present progressive tense in English, including affirmative and negative forms, interrogative sentences, and short answers. It covers writing sentences in the present progressive, rewriting sentences using short forms, forming questions using the present progressive, and adding question words. The exercises are meant to help with understanding and using the present progressive tense.

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8 Grammar help

Present progressive
Affirmative and negative Present progressive
Interrogative and short answers
1 Write the sentences in the correct
order. 5 Read the sentences. Then write short answers.
watching / are / TV / We “We’re in the
We are watching TV. “I’m at
park. We’re
1 am / I / English / studying home. I’m
playing soccer.”
doing my
2 in the yard / is / The dog / homework.” Tony and Rita:
sitting
Anna: “I’m at school. I’m studying math.”
“We’re in a John:
3 playing / The students / soccer / are restaurant. We’re
having lunch.”
4 are / your homework / doing / You
Carla and Mike:
5 jeans / is wearing / My brother
Is Anna playing soccer?
No, she isn’t. No, she’s not
2 Rewrite the sentences with short forms. 1 Are Carla and Mike having lunch?

He is working.
He’s working. 2 Is John studying math?
1 We are playing computer games.
3 Are Tony and Rita doing their homework?
2 I am wearing a T-shirt.
4 Is Rita playing soccer?
3 You are having lunch.
6 Read the sentences in exercise 5 again.
4 She is walking to school Write questions and answers.
Tony / play baseball?
5 They are swimming.
Is Tony playing basketball? No, he isn’t.
1 Anna / do her homework?
3 Write present progressive sentences.
Use short forms. 2 Tony and Rita / play soccer?
We / watch a DVD 3 John / study English?
We’re watching a DVD.
1 He / take a shower
Question words +
2 I / listen to music Present progressive
7 Complete the questions with where, what,
3 She / sit in her room or who.
Where are you going?
4 They / have dinner To the movies.
1 is she
wearing? A red T-shirt.
4 Look at exercise 3 again. Write the
2 is he talking
sentences in the negative form.
to? His teacher.
We aren’t (We’re not) watching a DVD. 3 are you
1 eating? Ice cream.
2 4 are they playing
3 tennis? In the park.
4
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