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Updated: June 2004
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Present Continuous - Practice Forming Present Continuous
Exercise: Put the verb in brackets in the correct form to make different form of the Present Continuous Tense.
- John [read] a book now.
- What [you do] tonight?
- Jack and Peter [work] late today.
- Silvia [not listen] to music.
- Maria [sit] next to Paul.
- How many other students [you study] with?
- The phone [not ring].
Answers
- John [read] a book now.
- What [you do] tonight?
- Jack and Peter [work] late today.
- Silvia [not listen] to music.
- Maria [sit] next to Paul.
- How many other students [you study] with?
- The phone [not ring].
Present Continuous Tense - More Practice
Exercise. Click on the words in the correct order to make different sentences in the Present Continuous Tense - positive; negative; yes/no and information questions. Tip! If you have no idea what word should go next, you can click on all the words one by one. Your browser must support Java Script in order to be able to do this exercise. Practice Forming ING Forms of English Verbs.. |
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