Present continuous spelling rules

What is she doing?

• She is swimming.

• She is smileing.

• She is smiling.

• She is swiming.

What are they doing?

• They is running.

• They are runing.

• They is runing.

• They are running.

What is he doing?

• He is writeing with a pen.

• He are writing with a pen.

• He is writing with a pen.

• He are writing with a pen.

What is the baby doing?

• The baby is cryying.

• The baby are crying.

• The baby are cryying.

• The baby is crying.

What is he doing?

• He is cookking.

• He is cooking.

• He are cooking.

• He are cookking.

What is he doing?

• He is washing the dishes.

• He are washing the dishes.

• He is washhing the dishes.

• He is cooking.

What is she doing?

• She is drawwing with coloured pencils.

• She are drawing with coloured pencils.

• She is drawing with coloured pencils.

• He is drawing with coloured pencils.

What is she doing?

• She are eating spaghetti with a fork.

• She is eatting spaghetti with a fork.

• She is eating spaghetti with a fork.

• She are eatting spaghetti with a fork.

What are they doing?

• They are sitting on the floor.

• They is sitting on the floor.

• They are siting on the floor.

• They is siting on the floor.

What is he doing?

• He are sweeping with a broom.

• He is sweeping with a broom.

• He is sweepping with a broom.

• She is sweeping with a broom.