At the moment, we _____________ (speak) French and you are learning about culture.

Right now, we __________ (sing) at the party. 

You're ____________ (go) to the movies today?

They ___________ (read) a book (at the moment). 

I am going to school today.

I take the bus to school.

You

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening ________.

Which is correct?

They are _______________ (eat) around the table.

Normally, I _______ (eat) fruit before breakfast. But today, I am eating something sweet.

Stacy _______(to be) at the supermarket. She __________(buy) meat and oil

We're ___________fruits, not snacks.

Thomas is going to the grocery store. ______________________.

Paula, Jason, and Tom are at the movies right now. They ________ (eat) butter popcorn. (action in progress)

For breakfast, Sandra  _______________ an egg, two waffles and freshly-squeezed orange juice.

We like _______________ dessert at the ice cream parlor (=store).

Jason: ___________ eating biscuits? | Sandra: Yes, I'm eating cookies. 

Jason: _______________ (she/eat) cookies? | John: Yes, she is.

Jason: _____________ (they/buy) cookies and milk? | Sandra: They are buying cookies and milk.

Which is correct?

Which is correct?

At the moment, I ____________ (drive) to work. It takes one hour.

She ________ (work) at a school Monday to Friday. 

It normally _________ (take) twenty minutes to walk to the bus stop.

Which is correct? 

Which is correct? 

Which is a routine/habit? 

I _______________ (listen) to music now.

I go to the cinema _______________ .

I have nice colleagues at work. They make _____ laugh. I usually go for lunch with them. (object pronoun)

Andrew and I are friends. ______ often meet up.

Sarah and Julia are sisters. _______ look alike.

Peter likes music. ____ plays guitar.

Julia is a doctor. _______ reads about medicine.

The car is clean. ____ is new.

Are _______________ work colleagues?

I see my friends. = I see _________. (object pronoun)

Do you know Jonathan? = Do you know __________. (object pronoun)

I gave the letter to Sandra. I gave the letter to ________. (object pronoun)

Sandra doesn't like Joe. = Sandra doesn't like ________.  (object pronoun)

Can you spell the word? = Can you spell _________? (object pronoun)

They don't know Benjamin or me. = They don’t know ________. (object pronoun)

Do you know Mark and Tom? = Do you know ___________. (object pronoun)

John: Can you hear _____? | Tom: Yes, I can hear you.

Paul likes his work. He enjoys ______.

Sarah doesn't like Fridays. She loves _________!

Ben likes __________(basketball). 

___________ (Sandra) wants to have dinner with her parents.

Marcus has one brother. Marcus reads to __________.

Jack loves his grandfather. = Jack loves ___________.

You and I need to talk. = _________ need to talk.

You and your friends are invited to my party! = _____________ are invited to my party!

Anna and James miss you. = __________ miss you.

Sarah wants to have dinner with her parents. = Sarah wants to have dinner with ________.