Present continuous
Fill in the blank:
"They ___ (study) for their exam right now."
Fill in the blank:
"John ___ (work) at a restaurant."
works
Change to negative:
"He likes pizza."
He doesn't like pizza.
Form a question:
"He plays football."
Does he play football?
What is the present continuous form of "to eat" for "she"?
She is eating.
Fill in the blank:
"The cat ___ (like) to sleep."
likes
Change to negative:
"They are playing outside."
They aren't playing outside.
Change to question:
"They are eating lunch."
Are they eating lunch?
Make this sentence continuous:
"He sings a song."
He is singing a song.
Which form is correct:
"He ___ (run)" or "He ___ (runs)"?
He runs
Fill in the blank:
"She ___ (not read) books every day."
doesn't read
Form a question:
"She goes to work at 9 AM."
Does she go to work at 9 AM?
Fill in the blank:
"The kids ___ (play) outside at the moment."
are playing
Fill in the blank:
"The dog ___ (bark) at strangers."
barks
Fill in the blank with a negative:
"I ___ (not eat) fish."
don't eat
Fill in the blank:
"___ you ___ (read) books every day?"
Do you read
Which form of the verb fits:
"We ___ (watch) a movie right now."
are watching
What is the simple present form of the verb "to play" for the subject "he"?
He plays.
Change to negative:
"We are watching a movie."
We aren't watching a movie.
Form a question:
"The teacher is explaining the lesson."
Is the teacher explaining the lesson?