VERB TO BE (Present Simple) + ‘-ING FORM’:

“+”: I am watching TV.

“-”: I’m not watching TV.
“?”: Are you watching TV?

Write the ‘–ing form’ of these verbs: Write the affirmative form of the
verbs in brackets:
get: stand:
1) I (to do) my homework.
read: watch: _
2) Ann (to sit) at her desk.
eat: play: 3) John and his friends (to go)
make: work: to the library.
do: bring: 4) The old man (to walk) in
the park.
live: write: 5) We (to cook) dinner. My
sit: paint: mother (to make) a salad.
walk: run: 6) My grandfather (to read)
jump: have: a newspaper.

Write the interrogative form of the Write the negative form of the verbs
verbs in brackets: in brackets:

1) the doctor and her patient 1) It (be) snowing.

(to talk) ? 2) I (to work) this

2) Nancy (to paint) week. I’m on holiday.
her kitchen? 3) My sister (read)
3) the boys (to run) at the moment.
about the garden? 4) We can come right now because we
4) Jack (to talk) (watch) TV.
to his friend? 5) Boys (play)

5) Nancy (to drink) football in the garden now.

tea with her mother? 6) - 'How is this new book?'
6) your little brother (to sleep) - 'Not so good at the moment.
? I (enjoy) it very
much.'