Present Continuous Tense

              The Present Continuous tense is made from the verb from 'be' and the -ing form of a verb:

• I am studying.
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• You are swimming.
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• He is talking.
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• She is playing.
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• It is eating.
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• We are coming.
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• They are sleeping.
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           We use present continuous to talk about:

• activities at the moment of speak:

             I'm just living home.

             The girls are sleeping.  
    

• future plans and arrangements:

          What are you doing tomorrow?

            

          She is going to a new school next year.

          

          Questions

          We make a question by putting am, is, are in front of the subject:

• Are you going?
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• When is she coming home?
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• What am I doing here?

         Negatives

          We make a negative sentence by putting not after am, is, are:

• You aren't listening to me.
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• He isn't going home until next week.
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• I'm not doing that.