Sentence structure of present continuous tense

The present continuous form is: subject +be verb (am /is /are)+ verb ing form [present participle]

Extended data 1, affirmative sentence: subject +be verb (am /is /are)+ verb ing+ others.

2. Negative sentence: subject +be verb (am /is /are)+not+ verb ing+ others.

3. General interrogative sentences: be verb+subject+verb ing+ others.

Affirmative answer: Yes, subject +be.

Negative answer: no, subject +be is not.

4. Special questions: special questions+general questions.

Answer according to actual situation.

Note: is not can be abbreviated as isn and are not can be abbreviated as are not, but in modern English-in old English and poetry, am not is abbreviated as ain't't.