How to Use Am in Questions About Continuous Action

In this lesson, we shall learn how to use ‘am’ to ask questions about continuous action.

Construction of a question about continuous action using ‘am’

The construction of this sentence is as follows:

• Am + I + present participle of a verb + other words + question mark (?)

Examples of ‘am’ in a question

Let’s see how to use ‘am’ in the questions with some examples.

Here are some examples. The formation is as above.

Have a look-

1. 1. Am I going home? 
   2. Am I coming in five minutes?
   3. Am I studying at Mumbai University? 
   4. Am I teaching English grammar?
   5. Am I eating fruit?
   6. Am I brushing my teeth?
   7. Am I laughing at you?
   8. Am I crying for your help?
   9. Am I frying snacks?
   10. Am I singing a song?
   11. Am I telling a story?
   12. Am I watching an action movie?
   13. Am I writing a drama?
   14. Am I feeling well now?
   15. Am I reading a novel?
   16. Am I closing the door?
   17. Am I catching a ball?
   18. Am I playing cricket?
   19. Am I glorifying it?
   20. Am I drinking water?
   21. Am I cleaning the house?
   22. Am I pulling it?
   23. Am I pushing it?
   24. Am I opening the window?
   25. Am I booking a ticket?
   26. Am I standing in front of you?
   27. Am I sitting in a chair?
   28. Am I enjoying the match? 
   29. Am I cooking for my kids?
   30. Am I wandering out of my house?

 Related Lessons-

1. Use of is: continuous action
2. Use of am: continuous action
3.               negative sentences
4. Use of am: continuous action-questions
5.               affirmative answers

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