Right or Wrong
Penny are sitting next to the teacher.
We should use is
Penny is sitting next to the teacher.
I __________a teacher.
I am a teacher.
thinking/is/What/she/?
What is she thinking?
Richard and Penny are eating pasta.
Yes, the sentence is right.
Richard and Penny are eating pasta.
Richard and Penny ____________studying English
Richard and Penny are studying English
at/is/Mark/looking/Penny.
Mark is looking at Penny.
Richard is listen to the teacher.
The verb need and ING.
Richard is listening to the teacher.
Penny __________drinking coffee.
Penny is drinking coffee.
likes/Richard/Penny
Richard likes Penny.
Penny are writing a note.
The sentence is wrong. Penny is a singular and we should use "is".
Penny is writing a note.
Amy ___________looking at Richard.
Amy is looking at Richard.
?/What/Penny/drinking/is/
What is Penny drinking?
Amy and Mark are friends.
Yes, the sentence is Right.
Amy and Mark are friends.
Richard __________looking at Penny.
Richard is looking at Penny.
restaurant/go/Let's/to/a