Present Continuous Tense with Examples
As we all know, the present tense denotes those actions which are already in motion or are practised
habitually by someone. For example, “I go to school.” Here, ‘go’ is an example of the present tense verb.
Present continuous tense denotes actions/events that are already in progress while we speak about them.
Children are going to school.
The boys are playing in the park.
The baby is crying out loud.
It is raining now.
I am cooking pasta for lunch.
Miss Peters is teaching the class.
‘Are’ is used in the case of plural subjects, whereas ‘is’ is used if the subject is singular in nature.