Question

1) I feel like some dowdy, decrepit, horribly dingy old fly . (use present continuous tense and rewrite)​

Answer 1

I am feeling like some dowdy, decrepit, horribly dingy old fly . (

Answer 2

The correct sentence is:

Explanation:

I am feeling like some dowdy, decrepit, horribly dingy old fly.

• The present continuous tense is constructed by combining the subject with the main verb's present particle form (-ing)
• and the verb to be's present continuous tense: am, is, are.
• He is swimming is a simple example of this tense.
• By adding -ing to the underlying verb, we can create the Present Continuous tense.
• It's usually straightforward: we simply add -ing. Continuous tenses are also referred to as progressive tenses.
• As a result, the Present Progressive tense is sometimes known as the Present Continuous tense.