The children _____ their little dog in the garden. (chase), are chasing, Robert _____ the newspaper in his living room. (read), is reading, 's reading, Their mother _____ in the park now. (run), is running, 's running, I _____ at home today. (work), am working, 'm working, Caroline _____ her car key. (look for), is looking for, 's looking up, Andrew _____ the new English word on the Internet. (look up), is looking up, 's looking up, The friends _____ for dinner this weekend. (go out), are going out, The waiter _____ her glass with wine. (fill up), is filling up, 's filling up, I _____ my medical form for my doctor. (fill in), am filling in, 'm filling in, His boss _____ at him because he didn't do the sales report. (yell), is yelling, 's yelling, My family and I _____ a picnic in the forest. (have), are having, The beautiful birds _____ on the branch. (sing), are singing, The ducks _____ over the lake. (fly), are flying, The businessman _____ his red tie before going to work. (tie), is tying, 's tying, Chloe and I _____ in the sea. (swim), are swimming, I _____ a lot of fun at Roxana's birthday party. (tener), am having, 'm having, They _____ in a beautiful place. (camp), are camping, It _____, so he must run home. (rain), is raining, 's raining, Our boss _____ a colleague. (fire), is firing, 's firing, Laura _____. She is singing karaoke in a bar. (not dance), isn't dancing, is not dancing, Leo and Diane _____ dinner, they are baking a cake. (cook), aren't cooking, are not cooking, _____ hamburgers? (they/eat), Are they eating, _____ a meeting right now? (my boss/have), Is my boss having, ____ reggaeton? (I/listen to), Am I listening to, Their kid _____ fetch with their pet. (play), is playing, 's playing, _____ her mum now? (she/call), Is she calling

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