What is he doing?
He is bending a bar.
What is she doing?
She is striking the nail with a hammer.
What are they doing?
They are pulling the rope.
What are these books made of?
They are made of paper.
What is he doing? (use)
He is using some tools.
What are they made of?
They are made of plastic.
True or false? The present continuous is form by the verb TO BE and the Verb with -ing.
True
True or false? We use ARE/AREN'T with the pronouns HE / SHE / IT.
False
What is he doing?
He is cutting a piece of paper.
Complete: " He ____________ (scratch) a glass. He __________ (not cut) it."
is scratching / isn't cutting
Complete: "He __________ (compress) a spring. He _________ (not bend) it."
is compressing / isn't bending
What is the rope made of?
It is made of nylon.
True or false? We use ARE/AREN'T with the pronoun YOU.
True
