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Master present continuous, -ING spelling, family terms, and quantifiers with our engaging English worksheet!

WORD POWER Write the relationship to Joseph from the options above. Look into the dictionary if necessary grandmother father uncle wife sister-in-law cousin daughter niece LISTENING Listen to four conversations about famous people. How is the second person related to the first person? daughter wife aunt sister-in-law ING spelling rules Check this presentation. Spelling rules with ING PRESENT CONTINUOUS Check this presentation thoroughly. Present continuous Complete the conversations using the present continuous. 1.A: Hi Brittany. What are you doing (do)?B: Hey, Zach. I am eating (eat) a sandwich at O'Connor's.A: Mmm! Is it good?B: Yeah. It's delicious. Wait, they are bringing (bring) my dessert now. It's chocolate cake with ice-cream. Call you later. Bye.2.A: So, Madison, how are you and your sister doing (do) in college?B: We are having (have) a lot of fun, Mom!A: Fun? Ok, but is your sister going (go) to class every morning?B: Yeah, Mom. She is working (work) hard and I am, too. I'm serious! Check the grammar above and complete the exercise. Is she living abroad? she is is living How are you spending your summer? am working am taking What are you taking? are studying SPEAKING This is a speaking activity.Record a voice note with the voice tool below and answer to the questions (use PRESENT CONTINUOUS):1. What are you doing these days?2. Where are you doing it?3. Are you enjoying it? Follow the % scale on the image above and choose the best quantifier for each statement.Example:1. In the U.S. many high school students go to college. Few people in Brazil are age 65 or older. In india, no one votes before the age of 18. Some people in Sweden live alone. In Canada, not many people speak French. Read the statements and rewrite them using the quantifiers from the box. Follow the example. Nearly all students finish high school. All the children start school by the age of six. A lot of couples have more than one child. Few families have more than four children. Read the interviews and write on the boxes who says each statement. Who...? Jane watches a lot of TV Billy sees their grandparents twice a week Carla spends time outdoors Jane stays at home with the kids Nick doesn't spend much time with family Billy does housework during the day Nick