L-make the present continuous yes no or wh-questions. (what time / you / go to the cinema)?
EX: What time are you going to the cinema?
(you / smoke)?
-Are you smoking?
1- (he / play / tennis)?
2- (where / you / stay)?
3- (she / work in a bar)?
4- (you / drink / tea)?
5- (where / you / stay)?
6- (why / you/ watch TV now)?
7- (she / work in a bar)?
8- (what / he / do)?
9- (why / she / call her friend now)?
10- ( I / lose weight)?
To form the present continuous question, we start with the helping verb "is" (since the subject is "he"), then add the subject "he", followed by the main verb "play" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Is he playing tennis?".
2- Where are you staying?
For this question, we start with the question word "where", followed by the helping verb "are" (since the subject is "you"), then add the subject "you", and finally, the main verb "stay" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Where are you staying?".
3- Is she working in a bar?
Similarly, we start with the helping verb "is" (since the subject is "she"), then add the subject "she", followed by the main verb "work" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Is she working in a bar?".
4- Are you drinking tea?
Again, we start with the helping verb "are" (since the subject is "you"), then add the subject "you", and finally, the main verb "drink" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Are you drinking tea?".
5- Where are you staying?
This question is the same as number 2. Therefore, it is "Where are you staying?".
6- Why are you watching TV now?
To form this question, we start with the question word "why", followed by the helping verb "are" (since the subject is "you"), and then add the subject "you". Finally, we include the main verb "watch" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Why are you watching TV now?".
7- Is she working in a bar?
This question is the same as number 3. Therefore, it is "Is she working in a bar?".
8- What is he doing?
For this question, we start with the question word "what", followed by the helping verb "is" (since the subject is "he"), and then add the subject "he". Finally, we include the main verb "do" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "What is he doing?".
9- Why is she calling her friend now?
To form this question, we start with the question word "why", followed by the helping verb "is" (since the subject is "she"), and then add the subject "she". Finally, we include the main verb "call" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Why is she calling her friend now?".
10- Am I losing weight?
For this question, since the subject is "I", we use the helping verb "am". Then, we add the subject "I", followed by the main verb "lose" in the -ing form. So, the question becomes "Am I losing weight?".