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- 3. He’s drinking beer. He’s getting on the bus. He’s driving a car. He’s listening to music. 3By W. García
- 4. They’re walking in the park. They’re watching television. 4By W. García She´s washing her clothes. He´s playing football.
- 5. She’s taking a shower. They´re reading an interesting book. He’s playing the flute. She´s playing the guitar. 5By W. García
- 6. He’s dreaming about a monster. She’s cleaning the floor. He’s working He’s fishing. in a gold mine. 6By W. García
- 7. What are they doing now? He’s writing a poem. He´s robbing a bank. He’s surfing. She’s running. He’s shooting a gun. He’s walking in the rain. 7By W. García
- 8. They’re dancing salsa. He´s having coffee for breakfast. He´s studying English. They’re making a line. 8By W. García
- 9. She’s examining a patient. He´s riding a bicycle. They’re having a meeting. They’re working together. 9By W. García
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