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The Present Progressive: Wh- Questions
6 The Present Progressive: Wh- Questions At the Movies Focus on Grammar 1 Part V, Unit 16 By Ruth Luman, Gabriele Steiner, and BJ Wells Copyright © Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Who are they looking for?
What’s happening? I think they are looking for humans. Well, the aliens are looking for life on the planet. I think they are getting hungry. Ahhh…!! This movie is so scary! I can’t watch ... What’s happening? Who are they looking for? Why???
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Form Wh- Word Be Verb Subject -ing Verb Form What am I doing? Where is
Begin wh- questions in the present progressive with a question word like what, where, why, who, or how. Use am, is, or are + the –ing form of the verb. Wh- Word Be Verb Subject -ing Verb Form What am I doing? Where is he going? Who are you meeting?
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Who Use who to ask about a person. Who is he talking to?
Who are they directing?
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Because this is the funny part.
Why Use why to ask for reasons. Because this is the funny part. Why are you laughing?
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Look at the underlined words
Look at the underlined words. Then make questions with the present progressive. Practice 1 Example: Question: Where is he standing? Answer: He is standing in front of the movie projector. They are watching a romantic movie. She’s leaving because the movie is too scary. I’m sitting with my friends. 1. Question: What are they watching? Question: Where is he standing? Answer: He is standing in front of the projector. 2. Question: Why is she leaving? 3. Question: Who are you sitting with?
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What’s playing at the theater?
Answers In informal conversation, answers are often short. A new romantic movie! What’s playing at the theater? Ugh…
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Intonation In wh- questions, your voice goes up and down at the end.
What are they wearing? Why are they standing?
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Practice 2 Example: Example: what / he / eat
Work with a partner. Ask and answer questions about the pictures. Practice intonation and short answers. Practice 2 Example: Example: what / he / eat Question: What is he eating? Question: What is he eating? Short Answer: A lot of junk food. Short Answer: A lot of junk food. 1. Where / he / hide 2. Why / she / cry 3. Who / you / talk to
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