

El Presente Progresivo
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El Presente Progresivo
Unidad 3 Etapa 3

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Write in present progressive: The children are sleeping.
Los niños están dormiendo.
Los niños son dormiendo.
Los niños están durmiendo.
Los niños son durmiendo.
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Write in present progressive: You are going.
Tú estás iendo.
Tú eres -iendo.
Tú estás yendo.
Tú vas.
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Write in present progressive: They are writing.
Ellos escriben.
Ellos escribe.
Ellos son escribiendo.
Ellos están escribiendo.
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Write in present progressive: She is walking.
Ella es caminando.
Ella está caminando.
Ella camina.
Ella caminó.
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The usual participle ending is changed to -yendo when _____.
you only have one verb
when it is an -ar verb
3 vowels occur together in succession
when it is the first part
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The ending for a present participle of an -er/-ir verb is
-ando
-iendo
-ido
-edo
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The ending for a present participle of an -ar verb is
-ando
-yendo
-iendo
-undo
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Stem-changing verbs do not stem-change in the present progressive.
True
False
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The present participle is translated as ______.
a verb + -ed
a verb + -s
a form of "to be"
a verb + -ing
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Part two of the present progressive tense is ______.
nothing-there is only one part
the present participle
an infinitive
a regular conjugated verb
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Part one of present progressive tense is ______.
the verb ser in present tense
the verb ir in present tense
the verb dar in present tense
the verb estar in present tense
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Present progressive is a compound tense. Compound means______
there are two verbs in two different forms
there is a single verb in two different forms
there is one conjugated verb and one infinitive
there is only a single verb in the present tense
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Present progressive tense is used when
the action happened yesterday
the action never happened
the action is happening right now
the action will happen soon
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Do you understand how to form el presente progresivo in Spanish?
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Unidad 3 Etapa 3

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