Worksheet 4 Present continuous - Inspiration

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1 Complete the table with the correct form of be. Now make the sentences negative. Now make questions. eg I'm not eating a sandwich. eg Am I eating a ...
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Worksheet 4 Present continuous 1

Complete the table with the correct form of be. I

2

am

eating

a sandwich.

You

laughing.

He

speaking

to us.

She

holding

a piece of paper.

It

raining.

We

waiting

for Carl.

They

looking

at the exhibition.

Now make the sentences negative. eg I’m not eating a sandwich. ____________________________________________________________

Now make questions. eg Am I eating a sandwich? ____________________________________________________________

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Complete with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Steve is talking to Anita on his mobile phone. ANITA

Hi Steve! Where are you? You’re late.

STEVE

I know. I (1) _____________________ (come). I (2) _____________________ (walk) down Parliament Street now.

ANITA

Hurry up! Rosie (3) _____________________ (buy) the tickets and we (4) _____________________ (go) into the Jorvik Viking Centre.

Sounds of lots of screaming. STEVE

What’s that?

ANITA

Don’t worry! It’s Sara and Barbara. They (5) _____________________ (scream).

STEVE

Why?

ANITA

They are scared. We (6) _____________________ (look) at an exhibition of a man with a knife.

CARL ANITA

Where’s Steve? He (7) _____________________ (come). Look–there he is. He (8) _____________________ (speak) to the man at the entrance. (page 1 of 2)

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Worksheet 4 3

Make questions and sentences using the prompts. 1

Carl / not / stand outside the museum. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2

Steve / run down the street? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3

They / wait for Steve at the entrance. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4

Sara and Rosie / have lunch together ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5

Anita / not / eat lunch with them. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6

What / Dominic / do? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7

He / send a text on his mobile phone. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

8

What / you / hold? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

9

I / hold / my ticket. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(page 2 of 2) This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanenglish.com/inspiration It is photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages. Copyright © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005.