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    This document provides examples of using the present continuous (Be + ing) and present simple tenses in English to ask and answer yes/no questions. It gives examples like "Yes, I am. No I'm not." for Be + ing questions and "Yes, I do. No I don't." for present simple questions. It then provides two short scenarios about a bus driver and soccer player to practice asking questions using these tenses, such as "Is he driving a bus?" or "Does he play professional soccer?". The document concludes by instructing students to practice asking their partner questions using Be + ing and present simple forms.

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    This document provides examples of using the present continuous (Be + ing) and present simple tenses in English to ask and answer yes/no questions. It gives examples like "Yes, I am. No I'm not." for Be + ing questions and "Yes, I do. No I don't." for present simple questions. It then provides two short scenarios about a bus driver and soccer player to practice asking questions using these tenses, such as "Is he driving a bus?" or "Does he play professional soccer?". The document concludes by instructing students to practice asking their partner questions using Be + ing and present simple forms.

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    Be+ing Vs Present Simple Practice

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    This document provides examples of using the present continuous (Be + ing) and present simple tenses in English to ask and answer yes/no questions. It gives examples like "Yes, I am. No I'm not." for Be + ing questions and "Yes, I do. No I don't." for present simple questions. It then provides two short scenarios about a bus driver and soccer player to practice asking questions using these tenses, such as "Is he driving a bus?" or "Does he play professional soccer?". The document concludes by instructing students to practice asking their partner questions using Be + ing and present simple forms.

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    Practice Present Be + ing/Simple

    En anglais, on répond aux questions fermées avec des réponses courtes:

    Pour le Be + ing Pour le présent simple avec do


    Yes, I am. No I’m not. Yes, I do. No I don’t.
    Yes, he is. No he isn’t. Yes, he does. No he doesn’t
    etc etc

    I’m a bus driver

    Is he driving a bus? ________________________________________________

    Does he drive a bus? _______________________________________________

    What is he doing? __________________________________________________

    I’m a professional
    soccer player.

    Does he play professional soccer? _________________________________

    Is he playing professional soccer right now? _________________________

    What is he doing? ________________________________________________

    PRACTICE:

    Ask your partner questions using Be + ing and the Present Simple

    On commence une question avec l’auxiliaire!

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