Menu
Mastering the continuous tenses in the Malay language can significantly enhance your fluency and comprehension. Continuous tenses in Malay, much like in English, are used to describe actions that are ongoing or in progress at a specific time. These tenses are essential for narrating events, engaging in conversations, and understanding written texts. In Malay, continuous tenses are typically formed using specific markers and verbs, and having a solid grasp of these structures will enable you to express actions more accurately and vividly. Our collection of exercises is designed to help you practice and perfect the use of continuous tenses in Malay. Through a series of interactive drills, sentence constructions, and contextual applications, you'll gain confidence in identifying and using these tenses correctly. Whether you are a beginner looking to build a strong foundation or an advanced learner aiming to refine your skills, these exercises cater to all levels. Dive in and start practicing to achieve greater proficiency in the Malay language.
1. Saya sedang *makan* nasi lemak (verb for eating).
2. Mereka sedang *berlari* di taman (verb for running).
3. Kami sedang *membaca* buku cerita (verb for reading).
4. Adik sedang *menulis* surat kepada nenek (verb for writing).
5. Saya sedang *menonton* televisyen di ruang tamu (verb for watching).
6. Ibu sedang *memasak* di dapur (verb for cooking).
7. Kita sedang *bermain* bola di padang (verb for playing).
8. Dia sedang *mendengar* muzik (verb for listening).
9. Saya sedang *belajar* bahasa Melayu (verb for learning).
10. Ayah sedang *memandu* kereta ke pejabat (verb for driving).
1. Ali sedang *membaca* buku di perpustakaan (verb for reading).
2. Mereka sedang *bermain* bola di padang (verb for playing).
3. Saya sedang *menulis* surat kepada ibu saya (verb for writing).
4. Kami sedang *menonton* televisyen di ruang tamu (verb for watching).
5. Adik sedang *makan* nasi dengan ayam goreng (verb for eating).
6. Cikgu sedang *mengajar* matematik kepada murid-murid (verb for teaching).
7. Ayah sedang *membaiki* kereta di garaj (verb for repairing).
8. Nenek sedang *menjahit* baju untuk cucu (verb for sewing).
9. Kucing itu sedang *tidur* di atas sofa (verb for sleeping).
10. Kami sedang *bercakap* dengan jiran tentang perayaan (verb for talking).
1. Saya *sedang membaca* buku di perpustakaan (verb for reading).
2. Mereka *sedang bermain* bola di padang (verb for playing).
3. Kami *sedang memasak* makanan di dapur (verb for cooking).
4. Dia *sedang belajar* di sekolah (verb for studying).
5. Saya *sedang menulis* surat kepada kawan (verb for writing).
6. Mereka *sedang menonton* televisyen di ruang tamu (verb for watching).
7. Kami *sedang mendengar* muzik di bilik (verb for listening).
8. Dia *sedang berlari* di taman (verb for running).
9. Saya *sedang berbual* dengan rakan di telefon (verb for chatting).
10. Mereka *sedang melukis* gambar di kelas seni (verb for drawing).
