I am working (present continuous)

I am working.

She is working. 

He is working. 

It is working. 

You are working. 

They are working. 

We are working. 

I am not working.

She is not working. 

He is not working. 

It is not working. 

You are not working. 

They are not working. 

We are not working. 

QUESTION:

Am I working?

Is she working?

Is he working?

Is it working?

Are they working?

Are you working?

Are we working?

USES:

We use the present continuous for things that are happening at the moment of speaking. 

For example, 

I am working at the moment. 

We are eating dinner now. 

Yoni is sleeping at the moment.  

She is reading a book now. 

My cousin is fixing the computer now. 

We can also use this tense for other kinds of temporary situations, even if the action isn’t happening at this moment—for example, 

I am working at my uncle’s store until I graduate. 

We are exercising for a couple of months. 

Yoni is staying at my house for two weeks.

We can also use this tense for temporary or new habits. We often use this with expressions like “these days” or “at the moment”. 

For example 

I am exercising these days. 

She is drinking coffee these days. (she didn’t use to do this.) 

They are eating junk food too much.

We use this tense for definite future plans (with a future time word such as tomorrow, at the weekend, in the evening and so on.) 

For example 

I am meeting my friends tomorrow. 

She is going to the beach at the weekend. 

I am leaving at three.

Our company is having its annual party next Saturday. 

My best friend is making some pizzas tonight.