What Are You Doing? - Present Progressive Action Verbs | Mark Kulek - ESL

Present Continuous Verbs: cooking, drinking, eating, holding, baking, reading, wearing, fixing, studying, playing. These patterns are color coded so that you can see how the sentences are constructed and will be easier for you to learn. There is also reading practice in this video. This is an interactive listening and speaking video. Have fun learning about present continuous verbs. Have fun speaking English now.

Language in use:
What are you cooking? I'm cooking spaghetti.
What are you drinking? I'm drinking water.
What are you eating? I'm eating cereal.
What are you holding? I'm holding a frog.
What are you baking? I'm baking a cake.
What are you reading? I'm reading the paper.
What are you wearing? I'm wearing mittens.
What are yo fixing? I'm fixing my bike.
What are you studying? I'm studying music.
What are yo playing? I'm playing football.

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