Present progressive	Used to indicate an action in progress at the moment of speaking. The action started in a recent past, continuing at the present and will probably end at some point of time in the future.	Adverb such as right now are used to make emphasis the immediacy of the on going action
Present progressive	Is used to make reference to habitual actions or repeated, but for or over a limited period of time. Temporary action that take place around now, but not at the very moment of speaking.	Adverbs such as these days/ months/ year, etc are essential to denote the meaning
Present progressive	Repeated action (more often than expected) it usually annoys the speaker.	Adverbs of frequency are used to reinforce the idea of repetition
Present progressive	Used to express changing situations or states developing into other states.	Unduly used with comparative advertises, adjectives or quantifiers as more and more, little by little, etc
Present progressive	Is used to indicate and activity with has been arranged for the near future. Action arranged beforehand.	Has to be contextualized by adverbs and other expressions. "we are moving into a new flat next week"

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