Reflexive Verbs + Present Progressive

Front

When using a reflexive verb in the present progressive (the "ing" form), you don't need to change the reflexive pronoun.

Back

falso

Answer explanation

The reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os) must match the subject of the sentence.

Front

Present progressive is a fancy way to talk about verbs that, in English, end in: -ed, -ing, -on, -ly

Back

-ing

Front

Select the correct present participle: Dormir

Back

durmiendo

Answer explanation

"Dormir" has an irregular participle:

durmiendo

Since this is a common verb, it is best to memorize this form.

Front

¿Qué está haciendo?

Back

Estoy peinándome.

Answer explanation

peinsarse - to brush (one's hair).

Front

Mi familia y yo ...

Back

Estamos acostándonos.

Answer explanation

Be sure both the verb "estar" AND the reflexive pronoun match the subject.

Nosotros "estamos".

Reflexive pronoun = nos.

Front

¿Qué está haciendo?

Back

Está comiendo una hamburguesa.

Front

What is the present participle of the verb leer?

Back

leyendo

Front

Conjugate the following sentence: "Luca is writing a letter."

Back

Luca está escribiendo una carta.

Front

How many parts are used in the formation of the present progressive?

Back

2, two, Two

Front

The first part of the present progressive is formed by using the present tense of the verb _____.

Back

estar, Estar