“WHAT ARE THEY DOING ?”. These domino cards can be played by a group of three up to five students. Distribute the cards evenly. Put aside spare cards, if any. Draw or choose a student to be the first player. You could also say “who’s got the black and whi

“WHAT ARE THEY DOING? ”

Yes, he is.	Are these boys fighting?	Yes, they are.	Is he painting?

Yes, he is.	Is the man swimming?	No, he isn’t.	Is the girl dancing?

Yes, she is.	Are these women eating?	No, they aren’t.	Is he taking a bath?

Yes, he is.	Is the man talking?	No, he isn’t.	Is father talking on the phone?

Yes, he is.	Is she crying?	No, she isn’t.	Is he driving?

No, he isn’t.	Are they sailing?	No, they aren’t.	Is grandpa watching TV?

Yes, he is.	Is she cooking?	No, she isn’t.	Is the woman reading?

Yes, she is.	Is father listening to the radio?	No, he isn’t.	Are these women cooking?

Yes, they are.	Is the man running?	Yes, he is.	Is the girl riding a bike?

Yes, she is.	Is the lady walking?	No, she isn’t.	Are these children dancing?

Yes, they are.	Is Jane smiling?	Yes, she is.	Are they singing?

Yes, they are.	Is she wearing a hat?	Yes, she is.	Is he eating?

Yes, he is.	Is she giving a present?	Yes, she is.	Is Lucy washing her clothes?

Yes, she is.	Is Annie studying	No, she isn’t.	Is he riding a horse?

These cards help beginner / elementary students practice answering present continuous questions as well as identify the correct personal pronoun.

How to play:

These domino cards can be played by a group of three up to five students. Distribute the cards evenly. Put aside spare cards, if any. Draw or choose a student to be the first player. You could also say “who’s got the black and white picture in his/her card plays first”. The others should then take turn clock wise adding their cards that match the picture or the sentence. The winner is one who’s first to put all of his/her cards.