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Step 1. The teacher acts out a series of actions that demonstrate present continuous actions in the first person, while saying the action aloud (e.g. "I am running. I am jumping.")Step 2. The teacher asks the students to repeat the statements she is making after she says them.Step 3. The teacher shows the students a series of images that demonstrate the present continuous in the second person. (e.g., You are studying. You are driving a car. You are eating lunch.) As she talks about each image, she writes sentences on the board that demonstrate the grammar structure of the present continuous tense.Step 4. The teacher and students act out a series of gestures together while saying what they are doing aloud together as a class. Then, the teacher gives each student a verb to act out in front of the class. (e.g. read, watch TV, play soccer)In step 2, what language-learning activity is the teacher modeling?

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