We are meeting the client tomorrow morning.
Question: __________________________________________________ they / why / running / so / fast / are / ?
(they / coming / to the party tonight)👉 __________________________________________________?
The weather is getting colder. Printable Exercises: Present Continuous Tense present continuous tense exercises printable
Change the -ie to -y and add -ing. (e.g., die →right arrow dying , lie →right arrow lying ). Present Continuous Tense Exercises
I ___________________________ (not watch) TV right now; you can turn it off.
To help you practice and master the present continuous tense, we've created a range of printable exercises. These exercises cover various aspects of the present continuous tense, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. We are meeting the client tomorrow morning
To form this tense, use a helping verb (, is , or are ) followed by the main verb ending in -ing . Helping Verb Verb Example Sentence Type I Affirmative: "I am eating." He, She, It Negative: "She is not reading." You, We, They Interrogative: "Are they playing?" Practice Exercises Section 1: Fill in the Blanks
You can find various worksheets focusing on affirmative, negative, and question forms from these platforms: Perfect English Grammar offers a collection of PDFs, including positive and negative forms mixed exercises ISLCollective features over 3,000 community-shared worksheets and games. British Council LearnEnglish Kids provides student-friendly worksheets that compare the present simple and continuous through drawing and writing activities. Grammarism
Instructions: Complete the sentences by putting the verb in parentheses into the correct present continuous form. Look! The children _______________ (play) in the garden. I _______________ (study) for my final exams this week. The weather is getting colder
Once a worksheet is complete, have students quiz each other orally. For example, have Student A point to a picture or mime an action, and have Student B use the Present Continuous tense to describe what they are doing (e.g., "You are jumping!").
Instructions: Complete the sentences using the correct present continuous form of the verb in parentheses. Look! The children _______________ (play) in the garden. I _______________ (study) for my English exam right now. Listen! The birds _______________ (sing) beautifully. My mother _______________ (cook) dinner in the kitchen. Look at them. They _______________ (run) to catch the bus.