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    Picnic in The Countryside Teaching English Grammar Present Continuous Tense.

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    Nama : Nadiya Elsa

    Nim : 1901024

    Prodi : S1 Keperawatan 2019

    PICNIC IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

    Where are they? Choose ( in, on, under, beside, between, behind, in front of, near) to fill in
    the blanks.

    1. The picnic basket is on the rug.


    2. The bananas are between Mum and Susie.
    3. The horse is on the hill.
    4. The football is between Dad and Jack.
    5. The brid's nest is on the tree.
    6. The dog is in front of Dad and Jack.
    7. The goat is on the hill. It is behind Dad and Jack.
    8. The frog is in front of the reeds.
    9. The reeds are behind the frog.
    10. The ducks is on the pond
    11. Mum and sue are in the rug.
    12. The blue ball is beside the white flower.
    13. The apple is under the tree
    14. The jug is near two cups
    15. The blue ball is in front of the duck

    Put the verbs into the present continuous tense : (am/is/are.....ing).

    The smiths is having (have) a picnic out in the countryside. Mum and sue is sitting (sit) on
    the picnic rug and they are watching (watch) Rex the dog. He is running (run) towards
    them. He is hopening (hope) for a little treat, maybe a small sauage or a biscuit! Dad and
    Jack are playing (play) football. Jack is kicking (kick) the ball. There is a horse on the hill
    and it is running (run) around. There is a duck on the pond and it is swimming (swim)
    towards a ball. The frog is sitting (sit) beside the pond and it is croaking (croak). To the
    right, you can see a goat and he is walking (walk) fast! He can see another goat! Two baby
    birds are sitting (sit) in their nest. They are waiting (wait) for their mother. It’s a lovely day
    and the sun is shinning (shine). And me? I am standing (stand) in front of the pond and I am
    taking (take) a photo of my family!.

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