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Grade 3 ESL Quiz: Present Continuous — What Are They Doing? (19 Marks)

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A 2-page, 19-mark quiz in 5 parts — spelling, choose am, is or are, short answers, correct the mistake, write — with an answer key and score guide.

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ESL
Topic
Present Continuous: What Are They Doing?
Category
Grammar
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17 Oct 2026
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Grade 3 30 Minutes Quiz Present Continuous: What Are They Doing?

Learning Objectives

  • Name 16 everyday action verbs (e.g. run, swim, read, dance).
  • Make the present continuous with am, is or are + verb-ing.
  • Spell -ing forms correctly using three simple rules.
  • Make negative sentences with am not, isn't and aren't.
  • Ask and answer "What are you/they doing?" and yes/no questions such as "Is she swimming? Yes, she is."

How to Use This Resource

  • Give at the end of the unit (or as a pre-test before teaching).
  • Allow about 25 minutes. Students work alone.
  • Mark with the answer key; use the score guide to decide who needs re-teaching or a challenge.

Differentiation

Support: Give a sentence strip: [Name] + [is] + [verb-ing]. Challenge: Write 5 sentences about what family members are doing right now at home. English language learners: Mime every new verb. Students learn faster with movement.

Assessment

Keep it physical: every lesson should have miming. The present continuous is for NOW. Use time words like "now" and "at the moment".

What's Included

  • 19-mark quiz (PDF + editable DOCX)
  • Part A: Spelling (4 marks)
  • Part B: Choose am, is or are (4 marks)
  • Part C: Short Answers (4 marks)
  • Part D: Correct the Mistake (3 marks)
  • Part E: Write (4 marks)
  • Answer key with marking notes and a score guide (PDF)

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