Which sentence uses the present participle of do?

A.

They do their exercises in the basement.

B.

They have done their exercises in the basement.

C.

They are doing their exercises in the basement.

D.

They did their exercises in the basement.

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Hadassah Eaton

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27 July, 05:57

Which sentence uses the present participle of do?

A.

They do their exercises in the basement.

B.

They have done their exercises in the basement.

C.

They are doing their exercises in the basement.

D.

They did their exercises in the basement.

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Kaylee Meza · Answer 1

I think it is C, because if I'm right present principal is something that is happening presently? If so, C would be the answer because they "are doing" the exercises right now in context.

Which sentence uses the present participle of do?A.They do their exercises in the basement.B.They have done their exercises in the basement.C.They are doing their exercises in the basement.D.They did their exercises in the basement.

Which sentence uses the present participle of do?

A.

They do their exercises in the basement.

B.

They have done their exercises in the basement.

C.

They are doing their exercises in the basement.

D.

They did their exercises in the basement.