This document provides examples of sentences in the present progressive tense in both affirmative and negative forms. For the affirmative examples, the given verbs are filled into incomplete sentences describing ongoing actions. For the negative examples, the verbs are made negative by adding "not" to the helping verbs. The document demonstrates how to conjugate verbs into the present progressive tense.

1. Present
Progressive

2. • Complete the sentences. Use the affirmative form. Use the
verbs on parenthesis.
She’s ____________ (bake)
cookies
He’s __________ (ride) a horse
They’re _________ (read) He’s __________ (paint) a portrait

3. • Complete the sentences. Use the affirmative form. Use the
verbs on parenthesis.
She’s is baking cookies He’s riding a horse
They’re reading He’s painting a portrait

4. We’re_____ (sing) in a chorus
I’m __________ (dance)
We’re __________ (play)
soccer
She’s ____________ (study) math

5. We’re singing in a chorus I’m dancing
We’re playing soccer
She’s studying math

6. • Complete the sentences. Use the negative form. Use the verbs
on parenthesis.
She ________ (not bake) cookies He __________ (not ride) a horse
He _________ (not read) They__________ (not paint) a portrait

7. • Complete the sentences. Use the negative form. Use the verbs
on parenthesis.
She is not baking cookies He is not riding a horse
He is not reading They are not painting a portrait

8. She_______ (not sing) in a
chorus
I __________ (not dance)
We _____________ (not play)
soccer
She _____________ (not study)
math

9. She is not singing in a chorus
I am not dancing
We are not playing soccer She is studying math