What are you doing? (TWO PEOPLE)
We are reading.
What is she doing? (play/piano)
She is playing the piano.
What is she doing? (sing/song)
She is singing a song
What is she doing?
She is dancing.
What is she doing?
(draw/picture)
She is drawing a picture.
What is she doing now?
She is cooking.
What are they doing? (walk/park)
They are walking in the park.
What is your teacher doing?
...
What are they doing now?
They are listening to music now.
What is he doing? (ride/bike)
He is riding a bike.
What is he doing?
He is cooking meat.
What is he doing now?
He is skiing.
What is he doing? (kick/ball)
He is kicking a ball.
What is she doing?
(wear/hat)
She is wearing a hat.
What is he doing right now?
He is doing homework with his friends.
What is she doing? (sit/chair)
She is sitting on the chair.
What is your dad doing?
He is reading a book.
What is he doing?
(write/paper)
He is writing on paper.
What are you doing?
I am eating a sandwich.
What is your dog doing?
My dog is sleeping.