The basic structure of the present continuos interrogative: (anywhere = some or anywhere, anybody = anyone, someone, anything = anything, something)

The basic structure of the present continuos interrogative: (anywhere = some or anywhere, anybody = anyone, someone, anything = anything, something)

Verb to be	Subject	Verb	Complement + ?	Spanish
Am	I	eating	something?	¿Estoy comiendo algo?
Are	you	talking	to somebody?	¿Estas hablando con alguien?
Is	he	listening	to something?	¿Está escuchando algo? (él)
Is	she	reading	something?	¿Está leyendo algo? (ella)
Is	it	going	somewhere?	¿Va a algún sitio?
Are	you	looking	at something?	¿Miras algo?
Are	we	wearing	something?	¿Llevamos algo puesto?
Are	they	sitting	somewhere?	¿Están sentados en algún sitio?

Note: The word "some" and "any" mean the same thing sometimes. The main difference is that "some" is typically used for positive and "any" for negative and interrogative. 

Note: The present continuous interrogative simply swaps the verb "to be" in the subject to ask the question.