The document contains questions asking what various people and things are doing, with answers provided in parentheses. A variety of everyday activities are listed such as running, walking, smiling, writing, playing, painting, kissing, cooking, sleeping, studying, eating, playing guitar, cleaning, dancing, feeding a baby, looking in a mirror, reading, listening, learning English, speaking English, looking at a powerpoint, trying to remember vocabulary, building sentences, and practicing the present continuous tense.

1. What are they doing?

2. What are they doing?
They are running

3. What are they doing?
They are walking

4. What is she doing?
She is smiling

5. What is she doing?
She is writing.

6. What are they doing?
They are playing
(blind man’s bluff)

7. What is Veláquez doing?
He is painting

8. What is he doing?
He is kissing her

9. What is she doing?
She is cooking
(She is frying eggs)

10. What is she doing?
She is sleeping
(She is resting)

11. What is she doing?
She is studying

12. What are the children doing?
They are eating

13. What is the man doing?
The man is playing the guitar

14. What is the woman doing?
The woman is cleaning
(she is sweeping)

15. What are they doing?
They are dancing

16. What is the baby and the mother
doing?
The baby is eating.
The mother is feeding the baby (breastfeeding)

17. What is the Venus doing?
She is looking at the mirror

18. What are they doing?
They are reading a book

19. What are you doing now?
• We are listening to you.
• We are learning English.
• We are speaking English.
• We are looking at the power point.
• We are trying to remember vocabulary.
• We are building sentences.
• We are practising the Present Continuos.