Identify the tenses, then match them to the correct description.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 718.
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous
Put the words in the correct order to make questions in the Present Continuous.
Give the correct tag to these sentences.
Ask subject and object questions.
- They're waiting for the bus.
- We're waiting for the lecturer.
- She's talking about yesterday's party.
- Bill's looking through his notes.
- I'm looking for the keys.
- Eric is shaking hands with Ken's brother.
Example:
I'm listening to a new group, aren't I?
I'm not killing the time, am I?
- They're enjoying the party, ___?
- You aren't joking, ___?
- He's living in Paris just now, ___?
- They're getting married next week, ___?
- She's looking after the baby, ___?
- It's getting cold, ___?
- I'm not studying hard, ___?
- to / you / who / talking / are?
- at / you / why / me / are / laughing?
- Ann / for / is / who / waiting?
- is / what / about / talking / he?
- clothes / she / kind / designing / of / is / what?
1. We're goingon holiday on Saturday.
| a. permanent states, repeated actions and daily routines b. general truths and laws of nature c. timetables and programmes d. actions happening at the moment of speaking e. temporary situations / actions happening around now f. trends/changing and developing situations g. to express criticism or annoyance h. actions that we have arranged to do in the near future |
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| Ask questions about the information in italics. | | | Complete the sentences putting the verbs in brackets in the Present Continuous or the Present Simple. |