When discussing actions that are immediate or temporal, the Present Progressive tense, also known as the Present Continuous tense, is used. The Present Progressive tense is created by combining the verb phrase and the form "to be," unlike the Simple Present.
To help you quickly grasp the Present Progressive tense, we'll demonstrate how to form it, explain when to use it, and provide you with some example sentences and signal words.
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