Title: A1: Review Section 02 Present Continuous

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
Where _____ (she / live)?
A: Where is she living?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ (drive).
A: He's driving.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
What ____ (she / cook)?
A: What is she cooking?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (work) at the moment.
A: She's working at the moment.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (not / listen ) to the music.
A: We aren't listening to the music.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (you / use) these headphones?
A: Are you using these headphones?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (sleep)!
A: I'm sleeping!

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (not / talk) to anyone just now.
A: I'm not talking to anyone just now.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
They ____ (not read) just now.
A: They aren't reading just now.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (they / walk) to the station?
A: Are they walking to the station?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
What _____ (he / do)?
A: What is he doing?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
Where _____ (we / go)?
A: Where are we going?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (not / make) coffee.
A: She isn't making coffee.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (play) golf.
A: We're playing golf.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
You _____ (not / watch ) TV.
A: You aren't watching TV.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (Keiko / study)?
A: Is Keiko studying?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
The children _____ (have) lunch.
A: The children are having lunch.

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (we / make) too much noise?
A: Are we making too much noise?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (he / bring) some food?
A: Is he bringing some food?

Q: Make the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
Why _____ (you / cry)?
A: Why are you crying?

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is William travelling? B: Yes, he _____.
A: Yes, he is.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are they playing tennis? B: Yes, they ____.
A: Yes, they are.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are the students taking an exam today? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they aren't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is he sitting in the garden? B: No, he _____.
A: No, he isn't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are the children eating just now? B: Yes, they _____.
A: Yes, they are.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is David studying? B: Yes, he _____.
A: Yes, he is.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are they taking the train? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they aren't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Am I waiting in the right place? B: No, you _____.
A: No, you aren't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Am I doing this correctly? B: Yes, you _____.
A: Yes, you are.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are we going to the right place? B: Yes, we _____.
A: Yes, we are.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are you making tea? B: Yes, I _____.
A: Yes, I am.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is she thinking about the problem? B: No, she _____.
A: No, she isn't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are the plants growing? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they aren't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is Lucy working? B: Yes, she _____.
A: Yes, she is.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is he cleaning the kitchen? B: No, he _____.
A: No, he isn't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is it raining? B: No, it _____.
A: No, it isn't.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is she cooking? B: Yes, she _____.
A: Yes, she is.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are you listening to this music? B: No, I _____.
A: No, I'm not.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is he sleeping? B: Yes, he _____.
A: Yes, he is.

Q: Put the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are you making coffee? B: No, I _____.
A: No, I'm not.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
The shops _____ (open) at 9 every day.
A: The shops open at 9 every day.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (not / drink) tea often.
A: I don't drink tea often.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (not / go) to the cinema very often.
A: She doesn't go to the cinema very often.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ (work) at the moment.
A: They're working at the moment.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She often _____ (practise) the piano.
A: She often practises the piano.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (the children / play) in the garden just now?
A: Are the children playing in the garden just now?

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ (dance) at the moment.
A: They're dancing at the moment.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (not / read) a book now.
A: She isn't reading a book now.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (call) her father every Sunday.
A: She calls her father every Sunday.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
James _____ (listen) to a podcast just now.
A: James is listening to a podcast just now.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (watch) a series now.
A: We're watching a series now.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ (make) dinner now.
A: He's making dinner now.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (you / have) coffee for breakfast usually?
A: Do you have coffee for breakfast usually?

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (sleep) at the moment.
A: She's sleeping at the moment.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
The children _____ (go) to school every day.
A: The children go to school every day.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (work) at home twice a week.
A: She works at home twice a week.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (he / buy) a coffee at the moment?
A: Is he buying a coffee at the moment?

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (visit) my granny every month.
A: I visit my granny every month.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ (see) their friends every Friday.
A: They see their friends every Friday.

Q: Make the present simple or the present continuous. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (not / drive) just now.
A: We aren't driving just now.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (cook) at the moment.
A: I'm cooking at the moment.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
The students _____ (take) an exam.
A: The students are taking an exam.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (you / watch) the news?
A: Are you watching the news?

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
I really _____ (want) a glass of water.
A: I really want a glass of water.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ (not / need) a new phone at the moment.
A: He doesn't need a new phone at the moment.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
______ (you / like) that chocolate?
A: Do you like that chocolate?

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (you / know) the answer?
A: Do you know the answer?

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
______ (you / understand)?
A: Do you understand?

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
This word _____ (not / mean) anything.
A: This word doesn't mean anything.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ (not / study) just now.
A: He isn't studying just now.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (be) at work at the moment.
A: She's at work at the moment.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
_____ (he / listen) to music?
A: Is he listening to music?

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ (sleep) just now.
A: He's sleeping just now.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ (not / have) any money.
A: I don't have any money.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
The children _____ (love) the new toys.
A: The children love the new toys.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (hate) this cold weather.
A: She hates this cold weather.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ (not / read).
A: She isn't reading.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (eat) cakes.
A: We're eating cakes.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ (go) for a walk.
A: We're going for a walk.

Q: The sentence is happening now. Please make the present continuous if the verb is not stative or the present simple if the verb is stative. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ (wait) for the train.
A: They're waiting for the train.