Present Progressive – Statements – Long forms – Exercise 1

Put in the verb in brackets into the gaps and form affirmative sentences in Present Progressive. Use long forms of the auxiliaries only.

1. Alexander  a film. (to watch)

2. We  a computer game. (to play)

3. The dog at the cat. (to bark)

4. Peter his rabbits. (to feed)

5. Philipp and Johnny a song. (to sing)

6. Mary  her hair. (to wash)

7. I  to Doris. (to talk)

8. Peggy  a picture. (to draw)

9. Henry and his sister their mother. (to help)

10. You  the poem by heart. (to learn)