2. To describe an action that is in progress. For
example, in this moment, you are reading
this information. Another example, you are
paying attention to this slide.
Moreover, you can use this tense to describe
an action that is happening around the time
of speaking, not in the moment that you
talk. Example, this semester, I am taking a
virtual english class.
3. You need three elements:
Subject ( I, you, she, he, it, we, you, they)
Verb be ( am, is, are)
Verb(regular or irregular)+ ing
She is eating a lot of chocolate.
4. When you are using this tense, you describe
what it is happening in this
moment.
Think about this situation:
What are you doing in this moment?
you are learning.
You are studying
You are reading.
You are thinking.
5. What is this boy doing?
He is playing football.
What are they doing?
They are studying.
6. What is this boy doing?
He is playing football.
What are they doing?
They are studying.