Korean: The Negation of the Present Progressive(~고 있다)

In [Korean: Present Progressive Tense ～고 있다 vs 〜아/어 있다](/tutorial/en/basic/ving) it is mentioned that the expression 'being..., doing...', which is the present progressive grammar. And in the previous article [Korean：how to say 'What are you doing?' in Korean. 뭐/무엇, 무슨](/tutorial/en/post/2020-12-02-ving) then the question is explicitly asked in the present progressive. Have you ever wondered how the negation of the present march should be expressed? Is it '-고 있지않' or '고 없다'? or '안 -고 있다'? or '안-고 있다'? In this article, we will talk about the negation of the **present progressive expression**.

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