Analyze the rules for forming the present progressive tense in Korean and give examples.

In Korean, the present progressive tense is used to express an ongoing action in the present. It indicates that an action is currently in progress. Let's analyze the rules for forming the present progressive tense in Korean: To form the present progressive tense in Korean, we use the verb ending "-고 있다" (-go itda). The pattern is formed by attaching this ending to the verb stem. However, the final consonant of the verb stem undergoes some changes based on its final consonant sound. 1. For verb stems ending in a consonant: * If the verb stem ....