2. Talking about what is currently going on now

 

Each sentence is starting with, 'I am' or I’m

 A very common question you will run into is,

"How are you doing?"

"How is your day going?"

"What are you doing now?"

"Where are you going now?"

Here are some ways to answer the above question.

A: "How are you doing?"

B: "Hi Mary. I'm filling out a job application."

A: "Are you finished with school already?"

B: "No. I have one more semester, but it would be great to have a job lined up."

A: "How is your day going?"

B: "Quite busy. I'm preparing for my presentation tomorrow on our marketing

strategy. I'm not even half done yet."

A: "You must feel stressed out now."

B: "That's an understatement."

A: "What are you doing now?"

B: "I'm playing pool with my friends at a pool hall."

A: "I didn't know you play pool. Are you having fun?"

B: "I'm having a great time. How about you? What are you doing?"

A: "I'm taking a break from my homework. There seems to be no end to the amount

of work I have to do."

B: "I'm glad I'm not in your shoes."

A: "Where are you going now?"

B: "I'm going to the bank."

A: "Aren't you supposed to be at work?"

B: "I'm working now. I'm making a deposit for our company."

A: "Where do you work?"

B: "I work for a restaurant as a controller."

A: "Wow. That's great."

B: "Great seeing you. I have to go now. I'll talk to you later."

Each sentence is starting with, 'I am' or I’m

"I'm enjoying the beautiful weather without any worries in the world."

"I'm playing a video game on my computer because I have nothing to do."

"I'm at the grocery store buying ingredients for tonight's dinner."

"I'm at the gym working out."