The Present Progressive
(Continuous) is a form of the verb that shows the action
or state is in progress (continues) in the present.
For example:
Lisa is dancing
right now.
Now Janet is in her house. She is sitting on a wooden chair. She is holding a coat. She is fixing it.
James is Janet's husband. He is sitting in front of her. He is fixing clothes too.
Elizabeth is sitting next to James. She is Janet's sister. Right now she is helping Janet and James.
They are working together. They are fixing clothes.
At this moment a man is coming in. He is wearing dark clothes. He is carrying a pile of clothes. They are
all working very hard.
A. Answer the following questions. Use the Present Progressive tense.
1. Where is Janet sitting now? What is she doing?B. Rewrite the following sentences as negative sentences, yes/no questions, WH-questions (using the underlined word) and tag questions.
C. Rewrite the story using contractions.
Now Janet is in her house. She is sitting on a wooden chair. She is holding a coat. She is fixing it.
James is Janet's husband. He is sitting in front of her. He is fixing clothes too.
Elizabeth is sitting next to James. She is Janet's sister. Right now she is helping Janet and James.
They are working together. They are fixing clothes.
At this moment a man is coming in. He is wearing dark clothes. He is carrying a pile of clothes. They are
all working very hard.