Let me help you with this English grammar exercise! 🌟

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"subject": "English Language",
"grade": 4,
"url_subject": "english",
"lang": "en",
"title": "Present Continuous Tense Practice Exercises",
"description": "Comprehensive worksheet on Present Continuous tense including positive statements, negative forms, and question formation",
"keywords": ["present continuous", "ing form", "English grammar", "verb tense", "negative sentences", "question formation", "Easter vocabulary"]
}

Let's solve this step by step:

A. Fill in with "is" or "are":
1. Kate is cooking a turkey for dinner
2. Mom is setting the table
3. John is making coffee
4. The boys are watching TV
5. It is snowing outside
6. The baby is laughing
7. The girls are painting Easter eggs
8. We are eating turkey
9. The dog is barking
10. They are celebrating Easter

B. Write the correct "ing" verb:
1. Kate is preparing dinner
2. They are hunting for Easter eggs
3. We are eating turkey
4. The Easter Bunny is coming
5. I am making Easter eggs
6. The children are eating candy
7. You are singing a nice song
8. The dog is chasing the cat
9. The cat is running
10. He is drinking coffee

C. Negative form:
1. I am not cooking
2. He is not eating
3. She is not laughing
4. I am not running
5. They are not painting Easter eggs
6. We are not eating now
7. You are not walking
8. Mary is not sleeping
9. Kate and John are not watching TV
10. The dog is not barking

D. Make questions:
1. Am I cooking dinner?
2. Is Jack baking pie?
3. Are the girls eating?
4. Is it raining?
5. Are they making Easter eggs?
6. Are you coming?
7. Is the dog barking?
8. Is she talking?
9. Is he laughing?
10. Are Kate and John sleeping?

Remember these key points:
- Use "is" for singular subjects (he/she/it)
- Use "are" for plural subjects (we/you/they)
- For negative forms, add "not" after is/are
- For questions, move is/are to the beginning of the sentence
- Always use the base verb + ing for the present continuous tense