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WRITING

WRITING

In this topic, pupils will learn to use ongoing expressions to talk about actions happening right now, such as reading, playing, drawing, running, or cooking. They will gain the ability to describe what they, their friends, family members, and others are doing at the moment.
Sentences (Not more than six words)
Identify ongoing expressions.
Activity 1
If the sentence tells what is happening now, uses am/is/are, and the verb has -ing, it is an ongoing expression!Read the following sentences loudly, those sentences are examples of ongoing expressions.
  1. She is reading.
  2. I am reading a book.
  3. She is playing with her friends.
  4. They are eating lunch.
  5. He is writing in his notebook.
  6. We are singing a song.
  7. The baby is sleeping in the crib.
  8. My father is cooking in the kitchen.
  9. The children are drawing pictures.
  10. I am watching a cartoon.
  11. The cat is sleeping on the mat.
  12. He is running.
  13. They are playing football.
  14. The teacher is writing on the board.
Activity 2
Study the pictures and their descriptions, then identify the ongoing expressions.
Activity 3
Read the following passage and identify ongoing expressions
Activity 4
Observe the following pictures with description, then list down the ongoing expressions
Use ongoing expressions.
Activity 5
Use the pictures below to write ongoing expressions
Exercise 1
Write five sentences by using ongoing expressions
Construct sentences in ongoing activities.
Activity 6
Observe the following pictures carefully, and then construct an ongoingexpression for each picture
Paragraphs (Not more than five sentences)
Identify the uses of punctuations.
Activity 7
Read with full concentration the following explanations
Exercise 2
Do the following exercise
Write correct and clear sentences.
Activity 8
Study with high concentration the following explanation
Activity 9
Write correct and clear paragraphs.
Activity 10
Study the following explanation
Exercise 3
Do the following exercise
Listening to this topic