Question

Writing: Task 2 Make the sentences present continuous (+,-, ?) 1. I/listen/to pop music/at the moment 2. We /not sleep/now 3. She /have /dinner/ now? 4. What /you/ do/ now? 5. /make/ a cake. 6. Alion /not run/ in the park 7. A whale/ sing / to its partner.

Answer 1

1. I am listening to pop music at the moment.

2. We aren't sleeping now.

3. Is she having dinner now?

4. What are you doing now?

5. Making a cake (?)

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6. Alion isn't running in the park.

7. A whale is singing to its partner.

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Answer 2

The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking or around it. It is formed with the subject, the auxiliary verb "to be" (am, is, are), and the main verb with "-ing" ending.

Let's correct the sentences you provided:

1. I am listening to pop music at the moment. 2. We are not sleeping now. 3. She is having dinner now. 4. What are you doing now? 5. I am making a cake. 6. Alion is not running in the park. 7. A whale is singing to its partner.

In English, the present continuous tense is used to talk about temporary situations, planned activities, and actions that are happening at the moment of speaking.

Remember, when using the present continuous tense, the auxiliary verb "to be" is always followed by the "-ing" form of the main verb. The verb "to be" can be "am", "is", or "are", depending on the subject of the sentence.

Also, note that the negative form is "is not" or "are not", not "not" alone. For example, "We are not sleeping now" and "Alion is not running in the park".

For questions, you can use "What are you doing now?" instead of "What you do now?". The auxiliary verb "to be" is always followed by the "-ing" form of the main verb in questions as well.