What is happening now

To say what someone is doing right now, we use 'is' or 'are' with an action word that ends in -ing. On page 38 of your book, Santoor, there is a table with three parts: Who, Is/Are, and Doing What.

Your book's examples: Two girls / are / going to school. A woman / is / typing on a computer.

Use 'is' for ONE person or thing: a woman is typing, the boy is reading. Use 'are' for MORE than one: two girls are going, the children are playing. With 'I', we use 'am': I am writing.

Add -ing to the action word: go - going, play - playing, sing - singing. If the word ends in e, drop the e first: type - typing, write - writing.