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Module 3. Grammar Present Continuous. Ex. 6
 

Module 3. Grammar Present Continuous. Ex. 6Online version

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1

Describe what the people are doing. Answer the questions.

What is a patient doing?

What are the doctors discussing?

Are doctors examining the patient?

What are the symptoms?


2

Describe what the people are doing. Answer the questions.

Is the nurse helping the patient?

Why is the patient lying in bed?

Is the nurse checking the patient’s arm?

What are they talking about?

3

Describe what the people are doing. Answer the questions.

How many patients are sitting in the waiting room?

Is the doctor talking to the colleague?

Why are the two people waiting for the doctor?

What is the doctor talking about?

4

Describe what the people are doing. Answer the questions.

Is the doctor talking to the patient or the friend?

Why is the man sitting on the bench?

Is the doctor explaining something?

Why are they looking at each other?

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