I ___ (play) football every Saturday.
play
Complete: I ___ ___ (do) my homework now.
am doing
Tom usually ___ (walk) to school.
walks
She usually ___ (get up) at seven, but today she ___ (get up) at nine.
gets up / is getting up
Translate:
Yo desayuno a las ocho todos los días.
I have breakfast at eight every day.
She ___ (like) dairy products.
doesn't like
They _____ (not play) basketball this week.
aren't playing
Be quiet! The baby ___ (sleep).
is sleeping
Choose:
Listen! The birds sing / are singing.
are singing
Name two time expressions commonly used with the Present Continuous.
Now, right now, at the moment, today…
Make it negative: He watches TV every evening.
He doesn't watch TV every evening.
Make it negative: She is reading a book.
isn't reading
We ____ (have) lunch at the moment
are having
Put the words in order: often / I / play / after school / basketball.
I often play basketball after school.
Mime something. Then your team must say a sentence using the Present Continuous.
BE + VERB-ING
Make a question: your best friend / speak English
Does your best friend speak English?
Make a question: what / you / do / right now?
What are you doing right now?
My sister usually ___ (wear) jeans, but today she ___ (wear) a dress.
wears / is wearing
“What ___ you ___ (do)?” “I ___ (study) English, but I usually ___ (study) Maths on Mondays.”
are you doing / I am studying / study
Say two sentences about yourself: one thing you do every day and one thing you are doing now.
Every day: present simple
Now: present continuous
My brother ___ (go) to school by bus and ___ (study) English every day.
goes / studies
Complete: Look! The children ___ (run) because it ___ (rain).
are running / is raining
I ___ (not understand) this exercise. Can you help me?
don't understand
Translate:
Mi hermana no suele llevar vaqueros, pero hoy lleva unos vaqueros azules.
My sister doesn't usually wear jeans, but today she's wearing blue jeans.
Complete both sentences:
(1) He ___ (play) tennis every Saturday.
(2) He ___ (play) tennis right now.
plays / is playing