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Present continuous tense exercise

April 23, 2011 - pdf

Fill in the blanks with appropriate continuous forms of the verb. Choose your answers from the options given in the brackets.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1. Jane …………………. in the garden.
Wrong!
2. I ………………….. Oliver Twist at the moment.
Wrong!
3. He ………………… TV.
Wrong!
4. Who ……………….. the violin?
Wrong!
5. Don’t make noise. The baby …………………
Wrong!
6. I ………………… in the park now.
Wrong!
7. Jane and Susie ………………… in the kitchen.
Wrong!
8. He ………………… pizza at the moment.
Wrong!
9. Mother ………………….. a sweater.
Wrong!
10. Susan and her friend …………………. over for lunch.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

1.       Jane is working in the garden.

2.       I am reading Oliver Twist at the moment.

3.       He is watching TV.

4.       Who is playing the violin?

5.       Don’t make noise. The baby is sleeping.

6.       I am waiting in the park now.

7.       Jane and Susie are cooking in the kitchen.

8.       He is making pizza at the moment.

9.       Mother is knitting a sweater.

10.   Susan and her friend are coming over for lunch.

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