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No, my dad ________________ (not have) breakfast now.
is not having
No, they ________________ (not play) a board game now.
are not playing
________________ (you / chat) online now?
Are you chatting
Yes, you ________________ (stream) a video now!
are streaming
Yes, we ________________ (shop) in town now.
are shopping
________________ (Sara / have) a picnic at the moment?
Is Sara having
No, they ________________ (not listen) to hip hop now.
are not listening
No, my niece ________________ (not search) the Internet now.
is not searching
Sean doesn’t play / is not playing football at the moment.
is not playing
You don’t do / are not doing a puzzle now.
are not doing
Does Alice always sing / Is Alice always singing in a band at the weekend?
Does Alice always sing
Do you do / Are you doing your homework now?
Are you doing
We buy / are buying some fruit and vegetables at the moment.
are buying
They never eat / are never eating chocolate!
never eat
Karen usually does / is usually doing exercise in the evening.
usually does
We often watch / are often watching TV at the weekend.
often watch
You don’t stream / are not streaming a video now.
are not streaming
Do you always go / Are you always going to concerts at the weekend?
Do you always go
They never have / are never having sleepovers.
never have
Laura doesn’t play / is not playing basketball at the moment.
is not playing
Andy usually searches / is usually searching the Internet for information for his homework.
usually searches
Do you play / Are you playing a board game now?
Are you playing
We buy / are buying some new shoes at the moment.
are buying
We often do / are often doing ballet at the weekend.
often do