Present Progressive in Spanish

When does the present progressive tense in Spanish emphasize that an action is in progress?

• In a dream
• In the future
• In the past
• At the time of speaking

How does the use of the present progressive tense in Spanish differ from English?

• It is more common in Spanish
• It is more restricted in Spanish
• It is the same in both languages
• It is not used in Spanish

Which of the following sentences correctly forms the present progressive tense in Spanish?

• Yo estoy hablando con mi amigo
• Nosotros jugamos al fútbol
• Tú hablas con tu hermana
• Él come una pizza

Which tense is often used instead of the present progressive in Spanish?

• Imperfect tense
• Past tense
• Simple present tense
• Future tense

Which verbs have irregular present participles in Spanish?

• Hablar, comer, vivir
• Estar, ser, tener
• Ir, poder, venir
• Jugar, bailar, cantar

When using the present progressive tense in Spanish, what is the purpose of the verb 'estar'?

• To show the action in progress
• To indicate the subject of the sentence
• To express future actions
• To conjugate the main verb

How is the present participle of -ir stem-changing verbs formed in Spanish?

• Without any changes
• By adding -ando or -iendo
• By adding -yendo
• With a stem change

In Spanish, when is the present progressive tense mainly used?

• To predict future actions
• To describe imaginary situations
• To talk about past actions
• To emphasize that an action is in progress at the time of speaking

Which of the following verbs has an irregular present participle in Spanish?

• Comer
• Dormir
• Decir
• Poner

How is the present progressive tense formed in Spanish when using reflexive verbs?

• Using the future tense of 'estar' and the reflexive pronoun before the present participle
• Using the past tense of 'estar' and the reflexive pronoun before the present participle
• Using the present tense of 'ser' and the reflexive pronoun before the present participle
• Using the present tense of 'estar' and the reflexive pronoun before the present participle