The document discusses yes/no questions and short answers in the present continuous tense. It provides examples of question sentences using "am, is or are" and the corresponding short yes or no answers without using a period but instead using the subject pronoun. Some examples given are "Are you cleaning the car?", "Is she speaking English?" and their short answers omitting the period and using the subject pronoun.
The document discusses yes/no questions and short answers in the present continuous tense. It provides examples of question sentences using "am, is or are" and the corresponding short yes or no answers without using a period but instead using the subject pronoun. Some examples given are "Are you cleaning the car?", "Is she speaking English?" and their short answers omitting the period and using the subject pronoun.
The document discusses yes/no questions and short answers in the present continuous tense. It provides examples of question sentences using "am, is or are" and the corresponding short yes or no answers without using a period but instead using the subject pronoun. Some examples given are "Are you cleaning the car?", "Is she speaking English?" and their short answers omitting the period and using the subject pronoun.