Present Continuous Active voice

 Present Continuous Active

We use this tense in below statement.

When describing events that are taking place right now or shortly after, the present continuous tense—also referred to as the present progressive tense—is employed. It draws attention to how continuous an action is.

Important         🠟

1. In present indefinite (passive) we use is, am, are as helping verb.

                        Is                                         AM                                     ARE

 ( he, she, it singular noun)             ( I )       (we, you, they, plural noun)

2. We use 4th form of the verb (ing) in this tense. 

Structure

 Affirmative sentence

subject+      is, am, are  +        verb-ing +             object

He is studying for her exams.

Certainly! Here are 10 affirmative sentences in the present continuous tense:

1. I am writing an essay for my class.
2. He is practicing the piano for her upcoming recital.
3. We are renovating their house this summer.
4. They are celebrating my sister's birthday tonight.
5. The kids are playing in the backyard.
6. She is learning Spanish online.
7. I am attending a webinar on artificial intelligence.
8. The cook is preparing a delicious meal in the kitchen.
9. They are watching a movie at the cinema.
10. He is jogging in the park for her daily exercise.

Negative sentences

Subject + am not/is not/are not + verb-ing+ object

He is not working on the project.

1. I am not watching TV at the moment.
2. He is not participating in the event.
3. They are not traveling to Europe this year.
4. We are not playing video games right now.
5. She is not working on the report currently.
6. The dog is not chasing the birds.
7. They are not attending the meeting later.
8. He is not wearing a red dress to the party.
9. We are not studying for the exam this evening.
10. I am not eating chocolate these days.

Interrogative sentences

Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing + object ?

Is he finishing her homework?

1. Are they studying for the exam right now?
2. Is he working on a new project?
3. What are he cooking for dinner?
4. Are they going to the movies tonight?
5. Is she playing basketball with his friends?
6. Are the men watching TV in the living room?
7. What are they doing this weekend?
8. Is it raining ?
9. Are we visiting their grandparents this summer?
10. Are they wearing a jacket on such a warm day?

Double Interrogative sentences

(WH family)Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing + object ?

Why             are                                 they                  working            at office?

1. What are they cooking for dinner tonight?
2. Where is he traveling for his vacation?
3. Why are we redecorating their living room?
4. Who is joining us for the party this weekend?
5. When are we submitting our project report?
6. What are we discussing in the conference room?
7. Why is she wearing a suit to the casual gathering?
8. Where are they meeting for lunch tomorrow?
9. What are they searching for in the bookshelf?
10. Why are the students playing in the garden instead of studying?