Mastering the Present Continuous Tense: Interrogative Form Quiz

1. __________ we riding our bikes? AM / IS / ARE.

___________ we riding our bikes?AM / IS / ARE

AM

IS

WERE

The correct answer is 'ARE' because in this question we are referring to a plural subject 'we', which requires the plural form 'ARE' to match.

Explanation

The correct answer is 'ARE' because in this question we are referring to a plural subject 'we', which requires the plural form 'ARE' to match.

2. __________we playing tennis?

IS

WERE

AM

___________ you studying?AM / IS / ARE

In this question, the correct subject-verb agreement is 'ARE' because 'we' is a plural pronoun.

Explanation

In this question, the correct subject-verb agreement is 'ARE' because 'we' is a plural pronoun.

3. __________ she listening to the radio? AM / IS / ARE

___________ the dog obeying the man?AM / IS / ARE

AM

ARE

None of the above

The correct form of the question requires the singular form 'is' because 'she' is a singular pronoun.

Explanation

The correct form of the question requires the singular form 'is' because 'she' is a singular pronoun.

4. ___________ the man cooking? AM / IS / ARE

___________ the kids singing?AM / IS / ARE

ARE

AM

COOKS

The correct verb to use in this question is 'IS' as it refers to a singular subject, 'the man'. 'AM' and 'ARE' are incorrect as they do not agree with the singular subject.

Explanation

The correct verb to use in this question is 'IS' as it refers to a singular subject, 'the man'. 'AM' and 'ARE' are incorrect as they do not agree with the singular subject.

5. ___________ they playing? AM / IS / ARE.

___________ the man getting up?AM / IS / ARE

___________ she cooking dinner? AM / IS / ARE.

___________ the dog barking? AM / IS / ARE.

___________ we going to the park? AM / IS / ARE.

This question tests the understanding of subject-verb agreement in present continuous tense. The correct way to form the question would be 'Are they playing?' since 'they' is plural and the verb 'playing' requires 'are' as the auxiliary verb.

Explanation

This question tests the understanding of subject-verb agreement in present continuous tense. The correct way to form the question would be 'Are they playing?' since 'they' is plural and the verb 'playing' requires 'are' as the auxiliary verb.