Complete Jane's Letter to her American friend. Use the Present Perfect Tense

Am I reading? - Yes, I am. I am reading. / No, I am not . I am not reading.

Are you reading? - Yes, you are. You are reading. / No, you are not . You are not reading.

Are we reading? - Yes, we are. We are reading. / No, we are not . We are not reading.

Are they reading? - Yes, they are. They are reading. / No, they are not . They are not reading.

Is he reading? - Yes, he is. He is reading. / No, he is not . He is not reading.

Is she reading? - Yes, she is. She is reading. / No, she is not . She is not reading.

Is it reading? - Yes, it is. It is reading. / No, it is not . It is not reading.

George has basketball lessons every week.
Tina goes jogging twice a week.
He is not working at the moment.
At the moment he is surfing the net.
Are the children sleeping? Yes, they are.
Does your father work hard? Yes, he does.
Do you have a lot of free time? No, I don't.
Are you doing your homework? Yes, I am.
Is your mother cooking? No, she isn't.
Do your friends like sport? Yes, they do.
Does your best friend live far from you? No, she doesn't.
Are your parents watching TV? No, they aren't.
Do you travel often? Yes, I do.
Does your sister help around the house? No, she doesn't.