my brother ‐-------------------in the shop at the moment. ( works/is working/ has worked/has been working)
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"I was working" indicates that the working stopped at some point before the time of speech. "I've been working" indicates that the working has continued to the time of speech.
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Was working is suitable
But there is no option of it
So we can use
Is working.
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