present continuous

When you want to express an action that is still running at the timeset out, used the present continuous

The way it combines this time is quite simple: use the verb to beconjugated in the present participle followed by the verb in question (add-ing).


Structure
Positive
Conjugate the verb to help "be" verb + +-ing.
I (am) -.> From now You (You) -> today. Es (Es) -> today. Ella (She's) -> today. Es (Es) -> today. We (We) -> today. You (You) -> today. Son (Son) -> today. Negative 


Conjugate the verb to help "be" + not + verb +-ing. 

I'm not (I'm) -> coming this evening. No (No) -> coming this evening. No (No) -.> come tonight She is (She is) -> coming this evening. It is (not) -> coming this evening. We are not (are not) -> coming this evening. No (No) -> coming tonight. They are not (are not) -> coming this evening. Questions 

Question word + conjugate the auxiliary verb 'be' + subject + verb +-ING
Lo -> te -> doing this afternoon what -> is -> to do this afternoon what -> is -> doing this afternoon? Lo -> is -> to do this afternoon lo -> We -> doing this afternoon I -> you -> doing this afternoon I -> know -> doing this afternoon?


EXAMPLE


Are you resting?
there's a party later
The always late arriving at work
I'm not studying right now
What do you do?
The girls are listening to the FM