The document provides examples of using verbs in the present continuous tense and exercises for learners to practice forming sentences in the present continuous tense. It includes examples of verbs like "eat", "work", "explain", and exercises where learners fill in the correct form of verbs or put sentences in the proper word order.
The document provides examples of using verbs in the present continuous tense and exercises for learners to practice forming sentences in the present continuous tense. It includes examples of verbs like "eat", "work", "explain", and exercises where learners fill in the correct form of verbs or put sentences in the proper word order.
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The document provides examples of using verbs in the present continuous tense and exercises for learners to practice forming sentences in the present continuous tense. It includes examples of verbs like "eat", "work", "explain", and exercises where learners fill in the correct form of verbs or put sentences in the proper word order.
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1. Make sentences using the correct form of the verb
Example: She’s sitting near the window.
1. I’m……..an egg for breakfast. (eat)
2. She’s……. (work)
3. He’s…..about museum (explain)
4. Charlie’s…….German. (study)
5. He’s…… an antiques. (buy)
6. They’re…..French. (learn)
2. Put the correct order
Example: Bat TV is watching. -Bat is watching TV.
1. I my helping am mother -
2. We orange are juice drinking -
3. he information giving is -
4. Secretary with him speaking is -
5. Cindy cooking is -
6. The visiting our is country president in -
3. Listening and fill the correct words
A..……….is this tennis racket?
B. It’s………. .
A. What’s it doing here?
B. I’m ……..tennis this afternoon.
4. Translate this dialogue into Mongolian.
Mr Long: Hello, Could I speak to Mr Erdenebat’s secretary, please?
Secretary: This is Mr.Erdenebat’s secretary speaking. Mr Long: Oh, hello. This is Phil Long from the USAID. Secretary: What can I do for you? Mr Long: I’d like to make an appointment to see Mr. Erdenebat. I want to discuss our conference with him. Secretary: Monday or Friday is OK. Which would be convenient for you? Mr Long: Monday will be fine. Is 10 a.m. possible? Secretary: Monday? OK. I’ll tell Mr. Erdenebat. Mr Long: Thank you very much for your help. Bye. Secretary: You’re welcome. Goodbye.
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