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H/W: Make up dialogue in Present Continous tens (10 -12)​

Answer 1

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1. Rosanna: Hi, John. Nice to see you. What are you doing these days?

2. John: Hi, Rosanna. I am working in a hotel near the beach.

3. I like it a lot because it's so interesting.

4. And you? Are you still studying French at the college?

5. Rosanna: Yes. I don't like it very much because we have to work too much.

6. But one good thing is that I am writing to a French boy who lives in Marseilles.

7. It helps with my French. Are you going to work now?

8. John: No, I am going to the supermarket to do some shopping. Do you want to come with me?

9.  Rosanna: I can't, sorry. I am going to a cafe to meet my friend Melissa.

10. She is helping me with my thesis. I will telephone you tomorrow.

Answer 2

Sure! Here's a dialogue between two friends, Sarah and Mark, using the present continuous tense.

Sarah: Hey Mark, what are you doing?

Mark: I'm studying for my final exams. They're coming up next week.

Sarah: Oh, that sounds intense. I'm preparing for a job interview at the moment. It's happening tomorrow.

Mark: Good luck with that! What kind of job are you interviewing for?

Sarah: It's a marketing position at a new startup. They're expanding their team, so I thought it would be a great opportunity.

Mark: That's awesome! I'm sure you'll do great. By the way, what else are you up to these days?

Sarah: Well, apart from studying and preparing for the interview, I'm also taking some online courses to improve my skills. I'm learning graphic design and digital marketing.

Mark: That's impressive. I'm glad you're keeping yourself busy. As for me, I'm also doing some volunteer work at the local animal shelter. I'm walking the dogs in the evenings.

Sarah: That's wonderful. It's important to give back to the community. How often are you volunteering?

Mark: I'm going to the shelter three times a week. It's a nice break from studying, and I love spending time with the dogs.

Sarah: It sounds like a fulfilling experience. I'm glad you're enjoying it. Anyway, I better get back to my interview preparations. Thanks for chatting, Mark!

Mark: No problem, Sarah. Good luck once again, and let me know how it goes. Catch you later!

Sarah: Thanks, Mark! I will. Take care!