Present continuous
We (to learn) a lot this year.
We are learning a lot this year.
When is he (to eat) lunch at home?
When is he eating lunch at home?
Daniela / feel / better?
Is Daniela feeling better?
She (not collect) data at the moment.
She isn't collecting data at the moment.
he / to try / get a promotion.
He is trying to get a promotion.
I (to write) an email to my associate Nikki.
I am writing an email to my associate Nikki.
We (not / to buy) souvenirs.
We aren't buying souvenirs.
She / play / the piano?
Is she playing the piano?
They (not negotiate) a price yet.
They aren`t negotiating a price yet.
My colleagues and I / not finish / this project on time.
We aren´t finishing this project on time.
Paul (to eat) lunch in the cafeteria.
Paul is eating lunch in the cafeteria.
They (to study) the plant´s health today.
They are studying the plants health today.
Are / drink / coffee?
Are they drinking coffee?
He (not enjoy) this week at work
He isn't enjoying this week at work.
I / not / read / documents. I / do / the invoices.
I am not reading documents. I am doing the invoices.
She (to answer) an important call.
She is answering an important call.
I (to walk) in the park with my dog.
I am walking in the park with my dog.
The clients / visit / soon?
Are the clients visiting soon?
I / not lose / the contract.
I am not losing the contract.
Everyone (to meet) up this weekend?
Is everyone meeting up this weekend?
We (to travel) to the conference now.
We are travelling to the conference now.
She (not have) a holiday this year.
She isn't having a holiday this year.
Tim and beth (to work) in the office this week?
Are Tim and Beth working in the office this week?
The computer system / not update / properly.
The computer system isn´t updating properly.
We (to drive) to work early this morning as public transport (not run) today.
We are driving to work early this morning as public transport isn´t running today.