Present Continuous Passive

 

Present continuous passive is used to talk about some ongoing actions performed at the moment of speaking or around it.

• Nick’s order is being delivered to the nearest store.
• Our dinner is being cooked as we speak.
• Visitors are being checked in at the hotel.

 

To make statements with the Present Continuous Passive, use:

am/is/are + being + the Past Participle form of the verb

 

Singular	Plural
I am being taught You are being taught He/she/it is being taught	We are being taught You are being taught They are being taught

 

• My car is at the garage, it is being repaired.
• What houses are being built opposite the park?
• The work is not being performed at the moment because the customer did not pay in time.