present continuous (part 1)

 Used to describe: 

• Actions that are happening now: Paul is sending Sandra a WhatsApp. 
• Actions prolonged in the present: I'm winning this game of tennis. 
• Monotonous and repetitive actions: We are always buying a new clothes. Something you doing in your life. 
• Concrete plans in the future: We are coming home on Monday. 

Verb forms:

• I am living / She is living / they are living
• I am not living / He is not living / You are not living
• Am i living?/Is it living/Are we living?

Contracted form: 

• i'm, you're, she's, we're, they're

frequently time expressions:

• now, at the moment, at present, tomorrow, this weekend...

Spelling rules: 

• give - giving, study - studying, die - dying
• plan (one-syllable) - planning...

I thing is easiest than present simple because it clear when you should use it. However, all the time, i'm thinking about use present simple and present continuous in same context. I can say I learning English right now it is focused on action. When i say I learn English it is about a fact of learning English. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFdhrR6Dpco

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-continuous-exercise-5.html