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⬜ Multiple Choice
⬜ Writing Practice
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🎯 Lesson Goal

This is a review quiz for Module 2. You will review the Present Continuous, positive and negative sentences, questions and short answers, and the difference between actions happening now and regular routines.

📖 Short Reading

Leo works at a shop from Monday to Friday. Today is Saturday, and he is at home. He is cleaning the kitchen now. His sister Mia is studying English at the table. Their parents are cooking lunch. The dog is sleeping under the chair. They are not watching TV. Leo usually eats lunch at one o’clock. Today they are eating a little later. Everyone is busy at the moment.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. Mia’s mother ____ lunch now. (is cooking / cooks / cooking)

2. I ____ a video right now. (am watching / is watching / watch)

3. The children ____ football now. (are playing / play / plays)

4. Leo ____ working at the shop today. (isn’t / don’t / doesn’t)

5. We ____ watching TV at the moment. (aren’t / isn’t / don’t)

6. ____ Mia studying English now? (Is / Does / Are)

7. ____ you listening to me? (Are / Do / Is)

8. Is Tom working now? Yes, he ____. (is / does / are)

9. Are they running? No, they ____. (aren’t / don’t / isn’t)

10. Sara usually ____ to work, but today she is taking the bus. (walks / is walking / walk)

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching

1. now

2. every day

3. I am reading.

4. She is cooking.

5. They are playing.

6. He isn’t working.

7. Is she studying?

8. Are they waiting?

Options:

  • a. a question about several people now
  • b. at this moment
  • c. a negative action with he, she, or it now
  • d. an action with I happening now
  • e. a regular routine
  • f. an action with he, she, or it happening now
  • g. a question about one person now
  • h. an action with we, you, or they happening now

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence describes an action happening now?

2. Which negative sentence is correct?

3. Which Present Continuous question is correct?

4. Are you studying now?

5. Which sentence is correct?

6. Which sentence describes a regular routine?

7. Which sentence correctly compares a routine with an action happening today?

8. Which sentence is correct?

9. Which question is correct?

10. Which sentence is correct?

📝 Writing Practice

1. Write four sentences about what people around you are doing now.


2. Write two Present Continuous questions and add a short answer to each one.


3. Write two sentences about your normal routine and two sentences about what you are doing today.


🎧 Practice Listening and Speaking

This lesson focuses on grammar, reading, and written practice.

For listening practice, spoken English, and real conversations, continue with:

  • ✈️ Travel English A1
  • 💬 Small Talk A1
  • 🩺 At the Doctor A1

📚 Key Vocabulary

Word Meaning
now at this moment
at the moment right now
today this day
every day on each day
usually most of the time
am form of be used with I
is form of be used with he, she, or it
are form of be used with you, we, or they

🔎 Answer Key

  1. exercise_1_fill_blanks: 1.is cooking 2.am watching 3.are playing 4.isn’t 5.aren’t 6.Is 7.Are 8.is 9.aren’t 10.walks
  2. exercise_2_matching: 1.now – at this moment 2.every day – a regular routine 3.I am reading. – an action with I happening now 4.She is cooking. – an action with he, she, or it happening now 5.They are playing. – an action with we, you, or they happening now 6.He isn’t working. – a negative action with he, she, or it now 7.Is she studying? – a question about one person now 8.Are they waiting? – a question about several people now
  3. exercise_3_multiple_choice: 1.She is reading now. 2.They aren’t working now. 3.Is he sleeping? 4.Yes, I am. 5.We are having lunch now. 6.He walks to school every day. 7.Anna usually drinks tea, but today she is drinking coffee. 8.I am not watching TV now. 9.Are they studying at the moment? 10.My parents are cooking dinner now.

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