SIMPLE PRESENT 600

REINFORCEMENT        FIRST     PERIOD                 601-602-603.

The present progressive –understanding and practicing

You are laughing.

David is smiling.

They are frowning.

We are walking.

The baby is crying.

The athlete is running.

He is dancing in the party.

You are eating in the restaurant.

She is living in the New York.

I`m    working   in   the morning.

Principio del formulario

Exercise on affirmative sentences

Use the words below to make sentences in present progressive.

1. I / to read a book -
2. it / to rain -
3. he / to repair his bike -
4. they / to watch a film -
5. the cat /to sleep on the chair -
6. Jane and Emily / to do their homework -
7. Bill / to wait at the bus stop -
8. we / to listen to the radio -
9. the children / to play a game -
10. Laura / to walk the dog -

Final del formulario

Change to questions:

 1 Mary is leaving tomorrow.

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 2 She is always making noise.

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 3 We are doing justice.

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 4 My father is fixing it.

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 5  Our  neighbors’ are playing volleyball.

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 6 Susan and her brother are going there.

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 7 You are making it.

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 8  He is having dinner.

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 9  I am reading an interesting novel.

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 10 Lucy is paying the bill.

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Affirmative   - Negative   - questions

I am eating I´m not eating Am I eating?
You are eating you aren´t eating Are you eating?
He / she is eating He / she isn´t eating Is he/she eating?
We are eating we aren't eating Are we eating?
You are eating you aren't eating Are you eating?
They are eating they aren't eating Are they eating?
I am reading a novel- I am not reading a novel-am I reading a novel?
You are playing chess- you are not playing chess-are you playing chess?
He is always reading- he is not always reading-is he always working?
She is eating fish-she is not eating fish-is she eating fish?
We are talking English- we are not talking English-are we talking English?

1) Mary volleyball on Mondays.

2) I every weekend.

3) Chris and Pat to school at 7:30 AM.

4) The students the homework in the afternoon.

5) Martha a tree.

Complete with the correct verb.

LISTEN - PLAY - GO - DO - GET UP - READ - RIDE - WASH - DRIVE - WATCH

a) Camila  the homework at home.

b) I  my bike every day.

c) John  to music.

d) Tom  football at the club on Tuesdays.

e) My father  his brand new car.

f) You  the newspaper on Sundays,

g) My sister  T.V. in the evening.

h) Lucy and I  at 9 o´clock every day.

i) Danielle  home at 6:30.

Write the previous sentences into the NEGATIVE form. Use "DO NOT" (not don´t) or "DOES NOT" (not doesn´t), please.

a) Camilla  the homework at home.

b) I  my bike every day.

c) John  to music.

d) Tom  football at the club on Tuesdays.

e) My father  his brand new car.

f) You  the newspaper on Sundays,

g) My sister  T.V. in the evening.

h) Lucy and I  at 9 o´clock every day.

i) Danielle  home at 6:30.

Complete the questions, then answer.

1)  You up at 8 AM?

Yes, .

2)  Sylvia the homework?

No, .

3)  Your mother your bedroom?

Yes, .

4)   You English?

Yes, .

5)  Clarita  a tree?

Example: I (play) play the guitar.
Example: Jessica (play) plays the guitar.

1) I (be) sixteen years old.

2) Tommy (live) at 107 Pine Lane.

3) Juana (cook) dinner for her family.

4) They (eat) lunch at 12:00.

5) Nina (take) medicine when she is sick.

6) I (like) chocolate.

7) He (drive) a nice car.

8) We (want) to see a movie tonight.

9) Mr.   Anderson n (teach) chemistry at Hill High School.

10) They (study) English at school.

11) I (want) to go home now.

12) Bill and Calicia (drive) to the mountains every year.

13) We (eat) pasta once a week.

14) It (snow) here in December.

15) When Dax (take) a shower, he (wash) his hair with shampoo.

Base Form present progressive be Being become becoming begin begining bring bringing build buiding do doing draw drawing drive driving drink drinking eat eating find finding fly flying forget forgeting get getting give giving go going have having