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- 1. THE PRESENT CONTİNUOUS TENSE
- 7. WHAT ARE THE WOMEN DOİNG? THEY ARE TALKİNG .
- 8. WHAT İS THE DUCK DOİNG? İT İS PAİNTİNG .
- 9. WHAT İS HE DOİNG? HE İS CRYİNG .
- 10. WHAT İS HE DOİNG? HE İS READİNG .
- 11. WHAT İS HE DOİNG? HE İS DRİVİNG A CAR.
- 12. WHAT İS HE DOİNG? HE İS RUNNİNG .
- 13. WHAT İS SHE DOİNG? SHE İS WASHİNG THE DİSHES .
- 15. İS HE SLEEPİNG? NO,HE İS PLAY İNG .
- 16. ARE THEY PLAYİNG TENNİS? YES,THEY ARE PLAY İNG TENNİS.
- 17. İS SHE DANCİNG? NO,SHE İS PLAY İNG TENNİS.
- 18. ARE THEY PLAYİNG İNSTRUMENTS? YES,THEY ARE.
- 19. İS HE RUNNİNG NOW? YES,HE İS.