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Present Continuous Statement Form
Here is a present continuous (progressive) positive sentences exercises for beginners.
Subject Explanations:
Present Continuous Tense
Simple Present Rules
Simple Present vs Continuous
Simple Past Tense
Past Continuous Tense
Subject Exercises:
Present Progressive Video Quiz 1
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Present Continuous Exercises 1
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Present Continuous Exercises 2
Present Continuous Positive Form Exercise
Simple Present / Past / Past Continuous
Past Continuous:
Past Continuous Exercise 1
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Past Continuous Exercise 2
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Simple Past vs Past Continuous Exercise
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2
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3
Simple Past Exercises
PDF:
Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
Complete the following exercise using the
present continuous tense
statement (positive) form.
1. My baby
(sleep).
2. David
(wait) for me.
3. Sandra
(eat) a burger.
4. He
(read) a book.
5. My kids
(watch) TV.
6. They
(look) at me.
7. My wife
(drive) a limo.
8. Lucas
(ride) a bike.
9. We
(study) English.
10. Lea and I
(paint) the fences.
11. Michael
(help) me.
12. He
(carry) a lot of boxes.
13. Andrew
(drink) tea.
14. I
(wash) the dishes.
15. My father
(do) the shopping.
16. She
(brush) her hair.
17. My sister
(come) over.
18. I
(bake) a cake.
19. Thomas
(smile).
20. I
(listen) to you.
Correctness =
Correct answers:
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