The present continuous tense is used for actions happening right now, temporary situations, and future arrangements. Forming it correctly also requires attention to the spelling rules for -ing endings, which this exercise practices. Exercise 1 of 2.
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Complete each sentence using the present continuous.
1. I speak German. = I German.✓
2. I work at the grocery store. = I at the grocery store.✓
3. Alex cleans the garage. = Alex the garage.✓
4. Peter and Mary answer the teacher. = Peter and Mary the teacher.✓
5. My friends do their lessons. = My friends their lessons.✓
6. You open the window. = You the window.✓
7. The mechanics fix my mother's car. = The mechanics my mother's car.✓
8. Tim buys toys for his dog. = Tim toys for his dog.✓
9. The bus leaves tomorrow morning. = The bus tomorrow morning.✓
10. My aunt prepares a salad for my sister. = My aunt a salad for my sister.✓
11. Robert runs quickly. = Robert quickly.✓
12. William moves the chairs. = William the chairs.✓
13. My cousins follow the rules. = My cousins the rules.✓
14. I write to my friends. = I to my friends.✓
15. He texts his brother. = He his brother.✓
16. The teacher drives an old car. = The teacher an old car.✓
17. The students walk to school. = The students to school.✓
18. Helena argues with her sister. = Helena with her sister.✓
19. Toronto gets a lot of snow. = Toronto a lot of snow.✓