Tenses

[saeedsay]

Dears
Question: 'is bieng issued' means
- some thing has been issued now - prensently or
- is going to be issued later ?

Could some one explain me?

Thanks and regards
Saeed

[5jj]

Welcome to the forum, saeedsay.

We like to help when we can, but it is much easier for us to do so if you provide more context - at least a complete sentence.

'X is being issued' could mean that the issuing is going on at the present moment, is happening during a limited present period, or has been arranged for a future time. Only more context will show us which is the most likely explanation.

[emsr2d2]

Dears Hi everyone.

Question: does 'is being issued' means

- some thing has been issued now - prensently
or
- is going to be issued later?

Could someone explain it to me?

Thanks and regards.
Saeed

I agree with 5jj. We need more context. Please use "is being issued" in a sentence (or a few sentences) and we'll comment.

Please see above for a few amendments to your post (marked in red). Note that we say "explain to me", not "explain me".