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We usually (have) __________ dinner at 7 o'clock, but tonight we (eat) __________ later because we (wait) __________ for our guests to arrive.
have / are eating / are waiting
What you (do) __________? Why (you/look) __________ so worried?
are you doing / are you looking
Every morning, I (read) __________ the newspaper before I (have) __________ breakfast.
read / have
It (rain) __________ right now, so I (stay) __________ indoors.
is raining / am staying
She (not/work) __________ at the moment. She (take) __________ a break.
isn't working / is taking
We (watch) __________ a movie tonight. Would you like to join us?
are watching
Tom often (play) __________ football on Saturdays, but today he (not/play) __________ because he (feel) __________ sick.
plays / isn't playing / is feeling
My brother (study) __________ for his exams at the moment.
is studying
Listen! The birds (sing) __________ outside.
are singing
Sarah usually (walk) __________ to work, but today she (drive) __________ because it's raining heavily.
walks / is driving
He _________ (not want) to miss his flight, so he will leave early in the morning.
He doesn't want to miss his flight, so he will leave early in the morning.
Which type of verb isn't usually used in the continuous form?
Verbs that describe states or feelings also known as non-action verbs.
What is the structure for the continuous form of the verb?
be + verb + ing
I __________ (not taste) the wine in this dish.
I can't taste the wine in this dish.
Where do expressions of frequency usually appear in a sentences?
Expressions of frequency usually at the end of the sentence or verb phrase.
Where do adverbs of frequency appear in a sentence?
Before the main verb and after be. e.g. I am never late for meetings.
He's ___________ (have) dinner with his girlfriend.
He's having dinner with his girlfriend.
I __________ (need) to get home.
I need to get home.
I always ___________ (have) lunch with my friend Peter.
I always have lunch with my friend Peter.
I __________ (buy) a few things for dinner.
I'm buying a few things for dinner.
What do you do / are you doing on Sunday afternoon?
What are you doing on Sunday afternoon?
Where do you live / are you living at the moment?
Where do you live at the moment?
What do you study / are you studying?
What are you studying?


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