Question

2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Make POSITIVE, INTERROGATIVE and NEGATIVE sentences. Add SHORT ANSWERS
1. Ann (read) the newspaper.
2. The baby (cry).
3. It (snow).
You (look) very beautiful today,
5. I (play) a lot of football this year.
6. We (wait) for a phone call.
7. He listen to me.
8. She (wear) a coat.
9. They (learn) very much.
10. You (eat) bread these days.

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Answer 1

PRESENT TENSE CONTINUOUS

Affirmative:

1. Ann's reading the newspaper.

2. The baby's crying.

3. It's snowing.

4. You're looking very beautiful today.

5. I'm playing a lot of football this year.

6. We're waiting for the phone call.

7. He's listening to me.

8. She's wearing a coat.

9. They're learning very much.

10. You're eating bread these days.

Negative:

1. Ann isn't reading the newspaper.

2. The baby isn't crying.

3. It isn't snowing.

4. You aren't looking very beautiful today.

5. I'm not playing a lot of football this year.

6. We aren't waiting for the phone call.

7. He isn't listening to me.

8. She isn't wearing a coat.

9. They aren't learning very much.

10. You aren't eating bread these days.

Interrogative (?) :

1. Is Ann reading the newspaper?

2. Is the baby crying?

3. Is it snowing?

4. Are you looking very beautiful today?

5. Am I playing a lot of football this year?

6. Are we waiting for the phone call?

7. Is he listening to me?

8. Is she wearing a coat?

9. Are they learning very much?

10. Are you eating bread these days?