English, 18.03.2021 02:40 robbylynnbonner
Rewrite each sentence, using the present progressive or past progressive form
of the verb.
1. Soccer (develop) into the most popular sport in the world.
2. I (watch) a great soccer game on television now.
3. The players (try) very hard.
4. Yesterday fans (cheer) this same team.
5. Every play (gain) my undivided attention.
6. The fans (follow) every play.
7. No one (miss) a moment of the action.
8. Today the crowd (applaud) wildly.
9. The players (think) very hard about every play.
10. After the game, the players (search) for the bus.
11. They (look) up and down each street.
12. They (search) behind houses and barns.
13. They (get) desperate.
14. The coach (laugh) at the players.
15. He (give) them some hints.
16. He (suggest) some possible locations.
17. Finally, they (look) at a bus.
18. They (go) up to it.
19. They (examine) the bus closely.
20. They (climb) onto the bus.
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