PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Use the Present Continuous with normal verbs to express the idea that something is happening now, at this very moment. It can also be used to show that something is not happening now.
Example: I am watching TV now.
he is not reading a newspaper now.
To make a statement in the present continuous we need the present of verb to be (AM/IS/ARE) + the -ing form of the verb we want to use
I AM READING a book
She IS DRIVING a red car
They ARE HAVING a shower
To make negative sentences we just add NOT after verb to be.
I am not reading a book
She is not driving a red car
They are not having a shower
To make questions we just place the verb to be before the subject.
Are you reading a book?
Why is she driving a red car?
Are they having a shower?
Example: I am watching TV now.
he is not reading a newspaper now.
To make a statement in the present continuous we need the present of verb to be (AM/IS/ARE) + the -ing form of the verb we want to use
I AM READING a book
She IS DRIVING a red car
They ARE HAVING a shower
To make negative sentences we just add NOT after verb to be.
I am not reading a book
She is not driving a red car
They are not having a shower
To make questions we just place the verb to be before the subject.
Are you reading a book?
Why is she driving a red car?
Are they having a shower?
Have a look at this video, the road runner might help!!!