Change into present continuous tense
July 31st, 2015 in English Learning
Sentences are given in the simple present tense. Change them into the present continuous tense.
Notes
We make sentences in the simple present tense by using the first form of the verb. Note that when the subject is a singular noun or pronoun, the verb takes the marker –s in the simple present tense.
We make present continuous tense forms by putting is, am or are before the –ing form of the verb.
Change the following sentences into the present continuous tense.
1. I write novels.
2. She works at a bank.
3. We buy vegetables from the market.
4. The boys play in the garden.
5. She writes with her left hand.
6. My mother makes delicious cookies.
7. My sister lives abroad.
8. She works hard to make a living.
9. She speaks English.
10. The river flows under the bridge.
11. Birds live in nests.
12. Doctors treat patients.
Answers
1. I am writing novels.
2. She is working at a bank.
3. We are buying vegetables from the market.
4. The boys are playing in the garden.
5. She is writing with her left hand.
6. My mother is making delicious cookies.
7. My sister is living abroad.
8. She is working hard to make a living.
9. She is speaking English.
10. The river is flowing under the bridge.
11. Birds are living in nests.
12. Doctors are treating patients.

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