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COLEGIO MONTEBELLO INSTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA DISTRITAL

RESOLUCIÓN DE INTEGRACIÓN No. 1721 DE JUNIO DEL 2002


NIT 830.016.596 – 9

ENGLISH WORKSHEET - 9TH GRADE

☺ To Give information about the actions I am doing at the moment using Present progressive tense
Goals ☺ To review the use of WH question words
☺ To practice Reading comprehension
Resources ☺ English worksheet ☺Internet for meetings
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Present Progressive Tense


☺ Used for actions happening right now, at the moment of speaking.
Ex: I am teaching an English lesson right now / My mother is cooking a cake at this moment
Please note the time expressions: at the moment / right now / now

☺ Also used to talk about something that is happening in a very close future (plans)
Ex: We are visiting the doctor tomorrow
Please note the time expressions: tomorrow / at / after

What about structure?


+ We form Present Progressive as follows: Subject + Auxiliar To Be + Verb + ing + complement
Ex: Raúl is evaluating the students now / Sandra and Omar are planning the next class
- Negative structures: place the negation after auxiliar To be: Raul is not evaluating the students now.
? Interrogative structures: Place the auxiliar To Be at the beginning of the sentence: Are Sandra and Omar planning
the next class?
How to form the -ING?
1. Verbs ending in “e”: remove “e” and add “ing” Ex: dance = dancing / move = moving.
2. One syllable verb ending in consonant-vowel-consonant: double the last consonant and add “ing”. Ex: cut = cutting
get = getting / plan = planning / swim = swimming. Exception: verbs ending in y, x, w.
3. Two or more syllabel verbs ending in consonant-vowel-consonant: double final consonant and add “ing” only if final
syllable is stressed. Ex: begin = beginning / admit = admitting / regret = regretting.
4. Verbs ending in “ie”: change “ie” to “Y” and add “ing” Ex: lie = lying / die = dying / tie = tying
5. All of the rest verbs, just add “ing” Ex: go = going / play = playing / study = studying / eat = eating / rest = resting

Let’s Practice …
ACTIVITY 1: Complete the table with the correct form of the auxiliar to
be and the "ing" of the verbs below. Write the corresponding verb to the
image. Look at the example
_________ _____________ ____________ ___________ ___________ ____________ ___run___
listen / fly / drive / shine / have / do / run ✓

Auxiliar To ACTIVITY 3: Now make interrogative sentences. Give a


# Subject Verb + ING Complement ACTIVITY 2: Now make negative sentences
Be short answer
0. I am running everyday at 7 am 0. I am not running everyday at 7 am 0. Am I running everyday at 7 am? Yes, I am
1. You to music at the moment 1. 1.
2. He his car at the moment 2. 2.
3. She her homework right now 3. 3.
4. It now 4. 4.
5. We fun together 5. 5.
6. They a kite now 6. 6.

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COLEGIO MONTEBELLO INSTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA DISTRITAL
RESOLUCIÓN DE INTEGRACIÓN No. 1721 DE JUNIO DEL 2002
NIT 830.016.596 – 9

ACTIVITY 4: Complete with the correct form of the verb in brackets.


Steve is talking to Anita on his mobile phone.
ANITA: Hi Steve! Where are you? You’re late.
STEVE: I know. I (1) _____________________ (come). I (2) _____________________ (walk) down Parliament Street now.
ANITA: Hurry up! Rosie (3) ___________________ (buy) the tickets and we (4)
___________________ (go) into the Jorvik Viking Centre.
Sounds of lots of screaming.
STEVE: What’s that?
ANITA: Don’t worry! It’s Sara and Barbara. They (5) ______________(scream).
STEVE: Why?
ANITA: They are scared. We (6) _____________________ (look) at an exhibition of a man with
a knife.
CARL: Where’s Steve?
ANITA: He (7) _____________________ (come). Look, there he is. He (8) ________________ (speak) to the man at
the entrance.

ACTIVITY 5: Make sentences, questions (and anwers) in Present Progressive. Look at the example:
0. Anita and Steve / talking by their mobile phone? Are Anita and Steve talking by their mobile phone? Yes, they are ______________
1. Carl / not / stand outside the museum. ______________________________________________________________________
2. Steve / run down the street? ______________________________________________________________________________
3. They / wait for Steve at the entrance?._________________________ _______________________________________________
4. Sara and Rosie / not / have lunch together ____________________________________________________________________
5. They / scream because they are scared _______________________________________________________________________
6. Steve / not / send a text on his mobile phone.__________________________________________________________________
7. Rossie / hold / the tickets.__________________________________________________________________________________

WH Question
Are the ones we use to ask a question or ask for information, most of them start by WH. WH question
are always at the beginning of a sentence. Ex: What is your favorite color? / Who is that boy?
The most common WH are:

ACTIVITY 6. Now, Write them in your language

0. What
1. When
2. Where
3. Who
4. Whom
5. Which
6. Whose
7. Why
8. How
9. How often
10. How much
11. How many
12. How long
13. How far
14. How old
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COLEGIO MONTEBELLO INSTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA DISTRITAL
RESOLUCIÓN DE INTEGRACIÓN No. 1721 DE JUNIO DEL 2002
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ACTIVITY 7: Fill in the spaces with What, What time, Who, Where,
How, How old, How many or When. Then match each sentence to
the right picture:

1-___________ is she? She is a girl.


2-___________ is it? It’s five to three.
3-___________ are they? They are in the school bus.
4-___________ is it? It’s a famous museum.
5-___________ is Christmas? It’s on 25th December.
6-___________ is he? He is nine years old.
7-___________ are they? They are best friends.
8-___________ is he? He is a judge.
9-___________ is she? She is at school.
10-__________ is he? He is an actor.
11-__________ are you going? I’m going to the cinema.
12-__________ are you? I’m sick.
13-__________ people are there in the picture? Nine.
14-__________ is he doing? He is writing.
15-__________ is she doing? She is painting.
16-__________ is he? He is at the zoo.
17-__________ is it? It’s a lamp.

ACTIVITY 8: Read the text and answer the questions in your notebook

Family Celebration in Ecuador


Hello this is Jack reporting from the Annual Family Celebration in Quito, Ecuador. People are having a wonderful time. Most men are
cooking a traditional dish called Fanesca. Some women are playing hide-and-seek with their children. The elderly are listening to old
music and telling stories from the past. I am here with Mario Velasco, the event organizer, and I want to ask
him a couple of questions:
Reporter: Mario, how long is the event?
Mario: Well, it started yesterday at 7 am and it’ll finish tomorrow at 9 pm with a concert.
Reporter: Is this event meaningful for Ecuadorian families?
Mario: Yes, absolutely. Just look at the people. They are laughing, dancing or just relaxing.
Reporter: Thank Mario for your time and for the event.
That is all for now. I am Jack Baker. Bye-bye.

1. How often does this celebration 2. What is “Fanesca”? 4. How long is the event?
take place? 3. What are the children doing? 5. Who is talking about the past?

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