1. She is having dinner now.
2. She has just had dinner.
3. Are They talking now?
4. Have They already talked about it?
5. He has had his English lesson today.
6. He is having his English lesson at the moment.
7. What is she doing now?
8. What has she done this week?
9. Is Beth translating the article now?
10. Who has already translated the article?
11. Has Our teacher explained you this rule today?
12. Has Your teacher explained you this rule today?
13. Has She already found her key?
14. Has He already had his dinner?
1. I (am doing) my homework now.
2. I (have been doing) my homework for 2 hours.
3. I am free now. I (have already done) my homework.
4. Children (are planting) the flowers now.
5. Children (have been planting) the flowers since 11 o’clock.
6. Children (have planted) a lot of flowers recently.
7. We (are doing) an interesting project now.
8. We are happy. We (have done) the project lately.
9. We are tired. We (have been doing) the project for 2 hours.
10. My friend (has written) poems since childhood.
11. My friend (has already written) 47 poems.
12. My friend (is writing) a new poem now.
13. Molly (has just translated) the text.
14. Molly (is translating) the text now.
15. Molly (has been translating) the text for 40 minutes.
