PRESENT CONTINUOUS - EXERCISE 4 *

(* English Structure Practice - Gordon Drummond)

To practice using always, continually and constantly to indicate an incessant action.

Ex.: Does the car break down? (always)
Yes, it is always breaking down.

Does Barbara speak to herself? (constantly)
Yes, She´s constantly speaking to herself.

Do the other students ask for help (continually)
Yes, they are continually asking for help.

Does John smoke? (always)
Yes, he is always .......................

Does Jim watch TV? (always)
Yes, he is always .......................... TV.

Do the girls laugh? (always)
Yes, they ......... always ......................

Does Tom work late? (constantly)
Yes, he ........... constantly ................. late.

Does Steve complain? (constantly)
Yes, he ........... constantly ........................

Does Rcihard tell lies? (always)
Yes, he ......... always ...................... lies.

Does Sheila hurt herself? (always)
Yes, she .................................. herself.

Does Henry have accidents? (always)
Yes, he ................................... accidents.

Do the boys miss meals? (continually)

Does Tom get into trouble? (constantly)

Does Susan interrupt you? (continually)

Does Betty listen to pop music? (always)

Does Gordon make mistakes? (continually)

Does Barbara fall downstairs? (constantly)

Does Jane talk about herself? (constantly)

Does Betty argue with people? (continually)

Does Robert say the wrong thing? (constantly)

Does Sally change her boyfriend? (always)

Does Helen find fault with John? (continually)

Does Jean split coffee down her dress? (always)