Complete the sentences with the Present Continuous form of the verb.

Okay, let's complete the sentences using the Present Continuous form of the verbs given in parentheses. 1. George and Harry are doing (do) their chores. They **are not playing** (not play) a computer game. *Explanation:* The present continuous form for a negative statement with "they" is "are not" + the verb + "-ing". 2. Emma **is not making** (not make) decorations for the school fair. She **is putting** (put) away the clean clothes. *Explanation:* For "Emma" (she), the present continuous form is "is not" + the verb + "-ing" for the negative and "is" + the verb + "-ing" for the affirmative. 3. The boys' mum and dad **are having** (have) a cup of coffee. They **are not watching** (not watch) TV. *Explanation:* For "the boys' mum and dad" (they), the present continuous form is "are" + the verb + "-ing" for the affirmative and "are not" + the verb + "-ing" for the negative. 4. Poppy and her parents **are not tidying** (not tidy) the house. They **are doing** (do) the shopping. *Explanation:* For "Poppy and her parents" (they), the present continuous form is "are not" + the verb + "-ing" for the negative and "are" + the verb + "-ing" for the affirmative.