Question

Change the following tense into present continuous:
My mother makes delicious cookies.

• A. My mother is making delicious cookies.
• B. My mother has made delicious cookies.
• C. My mother has been making delicious cookies.
• D. My mother had been making delicious cookies.

Answer 1

The correct option is A My mother is making delicious cookies.

Option A is correct. The present continuous is usually written in the following way: is/are + present participle (base form of verb + -ing). Thus the singular, present simple "makes" changes into "is making". The new sentence is: My mother is making delicious cookies.

Option B is incorrect the sentence is in present perfect.

Option C is incorrect as it is in present perfect progressive.

Option D is incorrect as it is in past perfect progressive.