Answer:
I will give you a few examples to help you better understand:
Explanation:
<u>Here are three verbs I chose to start with:</u>
The three verbs above are already in their infinitive form with the endings (-er, -ar, -ir).
Comer (to eat)
Hablar (to speak)
Venir (to come)
Now, let's put them all in the participle form with the attached endings (-ado, -ido):
Comido
Hablado (spoken)
Venido
*the -ar endings are replaced with -ado while the -er/-ir verbs are replaced with -ido
Let's turn them into gerunds (-ing) with the endings (-ando, -iendo):
Comiendo (eat<u>ing)</u>
Hablando (speak<u>ing)</u>
Vendiendo (com<u>ing)</u>
*the -ar ending is replaced with -ando while the -er/-ir endings are replaced with -iendo
Does this help with your question? Let me know if I need to clarify anything!
1. Le pregunté si quería ir al parque pero me dijo que no le apetecía salir.
2. Íbamos a salir a cenar pero nos quedamos en casa viendo una película.
3. El taxi no pasó a buscarme pero sin embargo, llegué a tiempo a la estación y pude subir al tren.
Jugar al ajedrez means to play chess.
