Present Continuous Tense.

This particular tense is used when we are talking about things or actions that
are being occurred in an immediate time or are ongoing.

Subject + Verb “to be”

Form Verb in gerund (-ing) Complement
conjugation

I am / I´m running In the park

He/ She/ It is
running In the park
Affirmative He´s/She´s/ It´s

You/ We / They are

running In the park
You´re/ We´re/ They´re

I am not / I´m not running In the park

He/ She/ It is not

running In the park
Negative
He isn´t/ She isn´t / It isn´t

You/ We / They are not

running In the park
You aren´t / We aren´t /
They aren´t

Am I running In the park?

Interrogative Is he/ she/ it running In the park?

Are you/ we/ they running In the park?

We can also divide this topic in 3 main usages, such as:

1.- To describe actions that occur in the accurate moment in which its spoken or
written.

Example: You are studying English / I am writing down the topic / She is drinking
water.

2.- To speak about general situations, personal or social, that occur in the
current days. In this case, we can also use adverbs as currently, lately o these
days, etcetera.

Example: He is working a lot lately / We are having some problems currently / I

am running nowadays

3.- To describe actions that occur constantly. These cases the sentence is
reinforced with adverbs of frequency such as always, forever, constantly, etcetera.

Example: The birds are always singing since sunrise / Y´all driving to USA
constantly // It is rolling forever.