Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Okay, class, let's complete the sentences using the present continuous tense, as the instructions state. Remember, the present continuous is used for actions happening now. 1. And it **is snowing** today, so... Explanation: Here we use the present continuous form of "snow" to indicate that it is snowing right now. The structure is "is/are + verb + -ing". 2. Ted and I **are wearing** warm clothes. Explanation: We use "are wearing" because "Ted and I" is plural, and we're talking about what they are wearing at the moment. 3. At the moment, we **are visiting** the Winter Ice Festival. Explanation: "Are visiting" describes what they are doing right now at the Winter Ice Festival. 4. Some artists **are carving** sculptures from ice. Explanation: "Are carving" describes the action the artists are performing at the moment. 5. Ted **is taking** pictures to show everybody back home. Explanation: "Is taking" describes the action Ted is currently doing. 6. I **am having** a great time here. Explanation: "Am having" describes the speaker's current experience.