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Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs in the present continuous tense:
a. - Can you see Simon and Blake?
- Yes, they **are playing** on lane two.
- Ah, OK! But look, Simon **is crossing** the black line. He **is not paying** attention.
- I think they **are not respecting** the rules.
b. Hi Zoey! Is your brother in?
- No, he **is playing** outside with his mates.
- What **are they doing**?
- They **are training** because they **are running** the city marathon next week.
- Oh, I see! So they **are not coming** to my party!
a. - Can you see Simon and Blake?
- Yes, they **are playing** on lane two.
- Ah, OK! But look, Simon **is crossing** the black line. He **is not paying** attention.
- I think they **are not respecting** the rules.
b. Hi Zoey! Is your brother in?
- No, he **is playing** outside with his mates.
- What **are they doing**?
- They **are training** because they **are running** the city marathon next week.
- Oh, I see! So they **are not coming** to my party!
Bonjour,
Réponse :
Write the verbs in the present Be + V-ing.
→Forme affirmative:
I am + BV-ing
you/we/they are + BV-ing
he/she/it is + BV-ing
→Forme négative:
I am not + BV-ing
you/we/they are not + BV-ing ( are not = aren't )
he/she/it is not + BV-ing ( is not = isn't )
→Forme interrogative:
am I + BV-ing ?
are you/we/they + BV-ing ?
is he/she/it + BV-ing ?
a. - Can you see Simon and Blake?
- Yes, they are playing on lane two.
-Ah, OK! But look, Simon is crossing the black line. He is not paying attention.
-I think they are not respecting the rules.
b. Hi Zoey! Is your brother in?
-No, he is playing outside with his mates.
- What are they doing ?
-They are training because they are running the city marathon next week.
Oh, I see! So they are not coming to my party!