Use the correct form of the verb to be in the Present Continuous
Tense:
It is autumn, it's late October and the weather is bad. It (to be)
raining heavily. People (to be) hurrying along the street. A young man (to
be) standing at a bus stop and waiting. People (to be) looking at him with
surprise. What (to be) he waiting for? Who (to be) he waiting for? He has
a bunch of red roses in his hand. He is cold, his hands are also cold. He
(to be) waiting but she (to be) not coming. (to be) young man waiting for
a bus?
Whom (to be) he waiting for?
Why (to be) he standing at a bus stop?

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It is autumn, it's late October and the weather is bad. It is raining heavily. People are hurrying along the street. A young man is standing at a bus stop and waiting. People (to be) looking at him withsurprise. What is he waiting for? Who is he waiting for? He has a bunch of red roses in his hand. He is cold, his hands are also cold. He is waiting but she is not coming. Is young man waiting for a bus? Whom is he waiting for? Why is he standing at a bus stop?