Present Progressive
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Present Progressive Present Progressive estoy estamos estás estáis está están 1. Present Progressive means “-ING” something (the action is happening as the sentence is being said.) 2. It is formed by first conjugating ESTAR. We can use either the PRESENT or IMPERFECT tense 3. We then take the verb that we are do “- ING” and remove the ending. 4. We replace the ending with ANDO, IENDO, or YENDO. ANDO is for AR and IENDO, YENDO is for ER/IR + + HABL- CORR- SAL- ANDO IENDO IENDO
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1. Present Progressive means “-ING” something (the action is happening as the sentence is being said.) It is formed by first conjugating ESTAR. We can use either the PRESENT or IMPERFECT tense We then take the verb that we are do “-ING” and remove the ending. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Present ProgressivePresent Progressive
estoy estamos
estás estáis
está están
1. Present Progressive means “-ING” something (the action is happening as the sentence is being said.)
2. It is formed by first conjugating ESTAR.
We can use either the PRESENT or IMPERFECT tense
3. We then take the verb that we are do “-ING” and remove the ending.
4. We replace the ending with ANDO, IENDO, or YENDO.
ANDO is for AR and IENDO, YENDO is for ER/IR
++HABL-
CORR-
SAL-
ANDO
IENDO
IENDO
Present ProgressivePresent Progressive
Special rules for the PROGRESSIVEPROGRESSIVE.
1. We have to use YENDO instead of IENDO when we have an I-sandwich.
EX. Leer L E N D OI EY E
Present ProgressivePresent Progressive1. He is talking
2. We are opening
3. They are making / doing.
4. My friends are sitting.
5. You are playing with her.
Él está hablando.
Nosotros estamos abriendo.
Ellas están haciendo.
Mis amigos están sentando.
Tú estás jugando con ella.
