Does he take photographs? Yes, he does. Is he he taking a photograph? No, he isn’t. What is he doing? He’s having a bath.
Does she drive a bus?_Yes, she is________ Is she driving a bus?_No, she isn’t________ What is she doing?__She’s playing a piano________
Does he clean windows?_Yes, he is________ Is he cleaning a window?_Yes, he is______What is he doing?_He’s _cleaning a window______
Do they teach?__yes, they do_______ Are they teaching ?__No, they aren’t_______ What are they doing?_They are hanging out_______

2-

Excuse me, do you speak English?
‘Have a soda.’ ‘No, thank you, I __don’t___ drink soda.’
Why _are____ you laughing at me?
I want to go out. It __is____ raining.
I can’t play soccer at the moment. I __am____ studying.
George is a good tennis player but he __doesn’t___ play very often.

3- Put the verbs in the present progressive or simple present.

Excuse me, do you do (you/do) volunteer work?
Tom is having (have) lunch at the moment.
They don’t watch (not/watch) television very often.
Listen! Paul _is singing_______(sing).
She’s tired. She _wants_______ (want) to go home now.
How often _do you read_______ (you/read) a book?
‘Excuse me, but you _are sitting______(sit) in my place.’ ‘Oh, I’m sorry.’
I’m sorry, _don’t understand_______ (not/understand). Please speak more slowly.
‘Where are you, Roy?’ ‘I’m in the living room. I ‘m reading_______(read).’
What time _she finishes_______ (she/finish) school every day?
He _usually doesn’t go______(not/usually/go) to school by bus. He usually _walks_______(walk).