How to talk about what you're doing right now

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We use the present progressive tense ("I am going to the store") not the "simple present" ("I go to the store") when we talk about events that are happening right now. Only use the simple present to describe events that happen often or like a habit.

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I going to the store today.

I am go to the store today.

I am going to the store today.

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Nico are buying tomatoes.

Nico is buying tomatoes.

Nico is buy tomatoes.

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They are paying for their groceries.

They is paying for their groceries.

They paying for their groceries.

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For this verb form, when a verb ends in -e...

Take off the -e and add -ing (I am driving.)

Add -ing (I am driveing.)

Do not change it (I am drive.)

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Marian is shoping.

Marian is shopping.

Marian is shopeing.

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We are going to class every week.

We go to class every week.

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Right now he is looking for coffee at the store.

Right now he looks for coffee at the store.

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Luca cooks dinner every Sunday.

Luca is cooking dinner every Sunday.

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Emma is getting milk from the store right now.

Emma gets milk from the store right now.

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Write a sentence using the form we showed you ("I am driving my car"). Use the verb "walk."

When do we use this verb form? (I/you/we/they/he/she + be verb + verb-ing)

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