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Jessica Campbell. When you want to say that an action is happening at this very moment, use the present progressive.

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1 Jessica Campbell

2 When you want to say that an action is happening at this very moment, use the present progressive

3  The Present Progressive has TWO components: A conjugation of estar and a present participle  The first part PRESENT refers to the present tense conjunction ESTAR  Present progressive uses estar since it describes a “state” that you are in  The second part PROGRESSIVE refers to the PARTICIPLE

4 ESTOYESTAMOS ESTÁSESTÁN ESTÁ

5  The participle is the "-ing" form of a verb  Ex: running, playing, ect.  Form the participle by dropping the -ar, -er, or -ir from the infinitive of a verb and adding one of two endings, -ando or –iendo.  To –ar verbs add –ando and to –er and –ir verbs add -iendo

6  Hablar (to talk)  Hablar-ar-=habl  Habl+ando=hablando (talking)

7  Comer (to eat)  Comer-er=com  Com+iendo=comiendo (eating)

8  Escribir (to write)  Escribir-ir=escrib  Escrib+iendo=escribiendo (writing)

9  When the stem of an –er or –ir verb ends in a vowel, change the –iendo to -yendo EX: LeerLeyendo OirOyendo CreerCreyendo


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