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    The document provides examples of using the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and question forms for the verbs "to be" and other verbs. It gives sentences to fill in the blanks to practice the present continuous tense.

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    The document provides examples of using the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and question forms for the verbs "to be" and other verbs. It gives sentences to fill in the blanks to practice the present continuous tense.

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    The document provides examples of using the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and question forms for the verbs "to be" and other verbs. It gives sentences to fill in the blanks to practice the present continuous tense.

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    The document provides examples of using the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and question forms for the verbs "to be" and other verbs. It gives sentences to fill in the blanks to practice the present continuous tense.

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    PRESENT

    CONTINUOUS
    Affirmative Negative Questions
    I am playing. 'm not playing. Am I playing?
    You are playing. 're not playing. Are you playing?
    He is playing. isn't playing. Is he playing?
    She is playing. isn't playing. Is she playing?
    It is playing. isn't playing. Is it playing?
    We are playing. aren't playing. Are we playing?
    They are playing. aren't playing. Are they playing?

    Fill in the blanks with the correct form Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the
    of the verb TO BE. verb using the Present Continuous.

    1. She drawing a picture. 1. He the ball. (kick)


    2. They speaking French. 2. We TV now. (watch)
    3. We going to the park. 3. I a cake. (bake)
    4. It eating from the bowl. 4. She in the class. (dance)
    5. He swimming at the pool. 5. They the match. (lose)
    6. I drinking a coffee. 6. My parents on the sofa. (sit)
    7. Martha teaching class. 7. Alex in his bed. (sleep)
    8. The children shouting. 8. Two horses a race. (run)
    9. The baby having a nap. 9. The chef the dinner. (cook)
    10. His brothers reading books. 10. Max the door. (fix)

    Fill in the blanks with the negative form of Fill in the blanks to complete the questions.
    the verb using the Present Continuous. Use the Present Continous.

    1. She a picture. (draw) 1. he the ball? (kick)


    2. They French. (speak) 2. we TV now? (watch)
    3. We to the park. (go) 3. I a cake? (bake)
    4. It from the bowl. (eat) 4. she in class? (dance)
    5. He at the pool. (swim) 5. they the match? (lose)
    6. I a coffee. (drink) 6. my parents there? (sit)
    7. Martha class. (teach) 7. Alex in his bed? (sleep)
    8. The children . (shout) 8. the horses a race? (run)
    9. The baby a nap. (have) 9. the chef dinner? (cook)
    10. His brothers books. (read) 10. Max the door? (fix)

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