The present continuous

What are they doing? (1)
Describe the activities and use to be + present participle (= ing-form).

Use the following verbs:

dance - eat - iron - listen - pay - play - sleep - shop - take pictures - watch television

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What are they doing (2)
Form of to be (He's/ He is) + present participle of to eat.
Eat has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (They're/ They are) + present participle of to watch television.
Watch has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (She's/ She is) + present participle of to shop.
Shop has a spelling change in the present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (She's/ She is) + present participle of to sleep.
Sleep has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (She's/ She is) + present participle of to listen.
Listen has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (He's/ He is) + present participle of to take pictures.
Take ends with a silent e.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (He's/ He is) + present participle of to pay.
Pay has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (He's/ He is) + present participle of to iron.
Contrary to similar verbs (such as begin) the verb iron has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (They're/ They are) + present participle of to dance.
Dance ends with a silent e.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
Form of to be (They're/ They are) + present participle of to play.
Play has a regular present participle.
You can consult more information about the present participle if you want to.
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