Present Progressive When we talk about something that is happening right now, we use a special form called the present progressive (also called the present.

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Present Progressive When we talk about something that is happening right now, we use a special form called the present progressive (also called the present continuous). For example, in the picture on the left, the man is playing soccer. He’s running and kicking the ball.

The forms The man is playing soccer. He’s running and kicking the ball. Notice that we need two verbs to express this idea: A form of BE: am is are An -ing form of another verb: playing running kicking

… and in Spanish?? We do the same thing! A form of the verb ESTAR: estoy estás está estamos están And a verb form that ends in –ndo.

Por ejemplo… El hombre está jugando al fútbol. Esta corriendo y dando una patada al balón.

-NDO forms Jugar > jugando Dar > dando Correr > corriendo Can you figure out how the different endings?

-NDO forms Exactly! For –ar verbs, drop –ar and add –ando. For –er & -ir verbs, add –iendo.

Let’s practice! What are the –ndo forms of these verbs? cantar volver escribir aprender hacer pensar ver

The envelope, please! cantar: cantando volver: volviendo escribir: escribiendo aprender: aprendiendo hacer: haciendo pensar: pensando ver: viendo

What’s going on here? volver (o > ue) pensar (e > ie) volviendo pensando Stem-changing –ar & -er verbs do not change in the –ndo form.

What else? hacer (-go) haciendo The –go verbs likewise have a regular –ndo form.

There’s got to be a catch! Yes, there are some irregulars. What is the –ndo form of ir?

That’s tricky! ir > yendo Drop the –ir and what do you have? Add –iendo for an -ir verb. Iendo becomes yendo.

Here are a couple more. leer > leyendo oir > oyendo traer > trayendo The –i- changes to –y- between two vowels.

Wait! Stem-changing –IR verbs. If a verb is –ir and stem-changing, then the stem changes in the –ndo form. venir (e > ie) viniendo decir (e > i) diciendo dormir (o > ue) durmiendo

Let’s practice! Put the verbs into the present progressive form. Teodoro _____ (tomar) un té caliente y ______ (comer) unas galletas dulces.

¿Qué está haciendo? Teodoro está tomando un té caliente y está comiendo unas galletas dulces. You can leave out the second “está.”

Otro ejemplo, por favor! Los hombres ____ (trabajar) mucho. Ellos _____ (leer) cartas, _____ (escribir) informes [reports], y _____ (contestar) llamadas telefónicas.

¿Qué está haciendo? Los hombres están trabajando mucho. Ellos están leyendo cartas, escribiendo informes [reports], y contestando llamadas telefónicas.

Qué estás haciendo? Miguel, ¿Qué [tú] _______ (hacer)? ______ (descansar)! ______ (escuchar) un poco de música, _____ (ver) un poco la tele, y ______ (beber) un refresco.

¿Qué estás haciendo? Miguel, ¿Qué [tú] estás haciendo? Estoy descansando! Estoy escuchando un poco de música, viendo un poco la tele, y bebiendo un refresco.

A final note In English, we can use the present progressive to talk about the future: What are you doing this afternoon? I’m working on my term paper. This is not possible in Spanish, however. Use the present progressive only for actions happening at the moment of speaking!

That’s all, folks! Now you are ready to work on the next verb set, Reflexives.

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