Present Continuous

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• English
• Primary Education
• Age 9

Look at the picture and complete the sentence.

Example: She (dance) — She is dancing.

1. The cat (sleep)

2. I (write) a letter

3. They (swim)

Look at the picture and complete the sentence.

Example: She (dance) — She is dancing.

1. The cat (sleep) — The cat is sleeping.

2. I (write) a letter

3. They (swim)

Look at the picture and complete the sentence.

Example: She (dance) — She is dancing.

1. The cat (sleep) — The cat is sleeping.

2. I (write) a letter

3. They (swim)

Look at the picture and complete the sentence.

Example: She (dance)— She is dancing.

1. The cat (sleep) — The cat is sleeping.

2. I (write) a letter — I am writing a letter.

3. They (swim)

Look at the picture and complete the sentence.

Example: She (dance) — She is dancing.

1. The cat (sleep) — The cat is sleeping.

2. I (write) a letter — I am writing a letter.

3. They (swim) — They are swimming.

Put the words in the correct order.

1. not / is / She / eating.

2. We / watching / aren't / TV.

3. am / I / not / sleeping.
   
   

Put the words in the correct order.

1. not / is / She / eating.

2. We / watching / aren't / TV.

3. am / I / not / sleeping.
   
   

1. → She is not eating.

Put the words in the correct order.

1. → She is not eating.

2. → We aren't watching TV.

1. not / is / She / eating.

2. We / watching / aren't / TV.

3. am / I / not / sleeping.
   
   

Put the words in the correct order.

1. → She is not eating.

2. → We aren't watching TV.

1. not / is / She / eating.

2. We / watching / aren't / TV.

3. am / I / not / sleeping.
   
   

Put the words in the correct order.

1. → She is not eating.

2. → We aren't watching TV.

3. → I am not sleeping.

1. not / is / She / eating.

2. We / watching / aren't / TV.

3. am / I / not / sleeping.
   
   

Make a question for these sentences.

1. He is singing.

2. They are drawing.

3. I am cooking.

Make a question for these sentences.

1. He is singing. → Is he singing?

2. They are drawing. → Are they drawing?

3. I am cooking. → Are you cooking?