Present Continuous Tense Challenge

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Test your knowledge of the present continuous tense with this fun game! Answer ✅ or ❌ to the following nouns/sentences related to the present continuous tense explained to EFL students worldwide.

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Present Continuous Tense ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge of the present continuous tense with this fun game! Answer ✅ or ❌ to the following nouns/sentences related to the present continuous tense explained to EFL students worldwide. por Alexandre Righi 1 She is cooking at the moment. Yes No 2 The sun is setting at the beach Yes No 3 The cat is sleeping on the couch. Yes No 4 He is reading a book this week. Yes No 5 The birds are singing outside. Yes No 6 The ducks are swimming in the pond. Yes No 7 The baby is crying in the kitchen Yes No 8 The baby is smiling in the crib. Yes No 9 The students are playing basketball. Yes No 10 I am eating breakfast right now. Yes No 11 They are playing football this afternoon. Yes No 12 The sun is shining brightly. Yes No 13 I am eating dinner right now. Yes No 14 The students are listening to the teacher. Yes No 15 They are dancing this afternoon. Yes No 16 We are going to the beach now. Yes No 17 We are reading a book tonight. Yes No 18 The dog is barking at the mailman. Yes No 19 He is working in the office this week. Yes No 20 She is studying English at the moment. Yes No

Present Continuous Tense ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of the present continuous tense with this fun game! Answer ✅ or ❌ to the following nouns/sentences related to the present continuous tense explained to EFL students worldwide.