Present Continuous Tense Worksheet for Kids

Spoken English lesson 30: What are they doing? · Set 456 · 40 questions

Speaking tips (Grammar point): For actions happening now: he/she is + -ing, they are + -ing: “Kabir is swimming.” “They are running.” Ask “What is she doing?” or “Are they playing?” Short answers: “Yes, she is.” “No, they aren’t.”

1. 1.Make a sentence: a / are / children / making / sandcastle. / The
2. 2.Kabir is ___ in the sea. (a) swims (b) swimming (c) swim
3. 3.___ are they doing? They are collecting shells. (a) Where (b) What (c) Who
4. 4.The children ___ playing on the slide. (a) are (b) am (c) is
5. 5.Is she reading? Yes, she ___. (a) are (b) is (c) does
6. 6.Which sentence says “Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading.”? (a) Are they running? Yes, they are. (b) The children are making a sandcastle. (c) Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading.
7. 7.Which word is “sandcastle”? (a) beach (b) sandcastle (c) waves (d) slide
8. 8.Make a sentence: children / making / are / sandcastle. / a / The
9. 9.Make a sentence: in / Kabir / the / is / sea. / swimming
10. 10.Make a sentence: in / sea. / is / the / Kabir / swimming
11. 11.Make a sentence: Kabir / is / the / in / swimming / sea.
12. 12.Which word is “playing”? (a) sleeping (b) beach (c) reading (d) playing
13. 13.Make a sentence: sea. / swimming / in / is / Kabir / the
14. 14.Grandpa is ___ under a tree. (a) sleep (b) sleeps (c) sleeping
15. 15.🏃 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Are they running? Yes, they are. (b) Meera is going down the slide. (c) The children are making a sandcastle.
16. 16.🏰 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Are they running? Yes, they are. (b) The children are making a sandcastle. (c) Kabir is swimming in the sea.
17. 17.Make a sentence: the / Meera / going / is / down / slide.
18. 18.Make a sentence: slide. / going / is / Meera / the / down
19. 19.Which word is “shell”? (a) reading (b) waves (c) shell (d) beach
20. 20.Which word is “waves”? (a) swimming (b) waves (c) slide (d) sandcastle
21. 21.What ___ Riya doing? She is eating ice cream. (a) is (b) does (c) are
22. 22.Which sentence says “The children are making a sandcastle.”? (a) Are they running? Yes, they are. (b) Meera is going down the slide. (c) The children are making a sandcastle.
23. 23.Which word is “slide”? (a) shell (b) waves (c) swimming (d) slide
24. 24.🌊 What is this? (a) sandcastle (b) reading (c) waves (d) shell
25. 25.📖 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Kabir is swimming in the sea. (b) Are they running? Yes, they are. (c) Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading.
26. 26.Are they sleeping? No, they ___. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) isn't
27. 27.Make a sentence: down / slide. / going / Meera / the / is
28. 28.Look! Meera ___ flying a kite. (a) are (b) is (c) am
29. 29.Make a sentence: are / The / a / making / children / sandcastle.
30. 30.Which word is “beach”? (a) playing (b) beach (c) reading (d) slide
31. 31.🤸 What is this? (a) playing (b) beach (c) reading (d) shell
32. 32.Which sentence says “Are they running? Yes, they are.”? (a) Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading. (b) Are they running? Yes, they are. (c) Meera is going down the slide.
33. 33.🏊 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Meera is going down the slide. (b) Kabir is swimming in the sea. (c) Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading.
34. 34.Which sentence says “Meera is going down the slide.”? (a) The children are making a sandcastle. (b) Are they running? Yes, they are. (c) Meera is going down the slide.
35. 35.🪁 What is this? (a) kite (b) playing (c) running (d) waves
36. 36.Make a sentence: The / are / sandcastle. / a / making / children
37. 37.🛝 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Kabir is swimming in the sea. (b) Is Grandpa sleeping? No, he's reading. (c) Meera is going down the slide.
38. 38.Which word is “kite”? (a) sleeping (b) kite (c) reading (d) eating
39. 39.Which word is “swimming”? (a) swimming (b) sleeping (c) kite (d) playing
40. 40.Make a sentence: swimming / the / sea. / is / Kabir / in

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