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Present Continuous Practice Questions

The document is an image showing the present continuous activities of various people. It can be used to answer questions about whether specific people are performing certain actions such as painting, dancing, eating or playing with a ball based on what is depicted. The questions ask about the activities of Tim and Donna, John, Eric Jackie and Steve, Manny, and Vicky and Mary.

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Present Continuous Practice Questions

The document is an image showing the present continuous activities of various people. It can be used to answer questions about whether specific people are performing certain actions such as painting, dancing, eating or playing with a ball based on what is depicted. The questions ask about the activities of Tim and Donna, John, Eric Jackie and Steve, Manny, and Vicky and Mary.

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Present Continuous

Vicky Mary Josephine Pete Simon Dan

Eric Jackie Steve


John Manny Tim Donna

1. Look and read the image. Then, answer the questions completely.

a) Are Tim and Donna painting?


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b) Is John dancing?
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c) Are Eric, Jackie and Steve eating?
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d) Is Manny making a sandcastle?
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e) Are Vicky and Mary playing with a ball?
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REMEMBER! To answer completely, use the following structure:
Yes/No, + PRONOUN + is/isn’t – are/aren’t

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