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asambeis [7]
3 years ago
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Guys PLEASEEE HELP 35Points!! please help meQuestion 9 Unsaved

Spanish
2 answers:
kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago
8 0

Answer 1. Mi padre está trabajando mucho.

Answer 2. Mis primos están trabajando en el hospital.

Answer 3. Tú estás tomando un examen de español.

Answer 4. En el parque, hay algunas personas que están corriendo.

​Hope this helps!​

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Kamila [148]3 years ago
4 0

The present progressive is used when talking about something that is happening now. The present progressive is usually formed using the verb estar plus a present participle following the formula:


<em>estar + present participle</em>


<h2>1. está trabajando</h2>

Here we use two words está and trabajando. The first word comes from the verb estar and is the conjugation of this verb for the third person singular in the simple present. This sentence stands for the third person singular because <em>Mi padre </em>can be replaced by the subject pronoun that matches this person, which is <em>él (he). </em>On the other hand, trabajando is the present participle of the verb trabajar.


<h2>2. están trabajando</h2>

Here we use two words están and trabajando. As in the previous sentence, the word trabajando is the present participle that comes from the verb trabajar. On the other hand, están is the conjugation of the verb estar for the third person plural in the simple present. This sentence stands for the third person plural because <em>Mis primos </em>can be replaced by the subject pronoun that matches this person, which is <em>ellos (they). </em>


<h2>3. estás tomando</h2>

Here we use two words estás and tomando. The first word comes from the verb estar and is the conjugation of this verb for the second person singular (tú - you <em>in English</em>) in the simple present.<em> </em>On the other hand, tomando is the present participle of the verb tomar.<em> </em>


<h2>4. están corriendo</h2>

Since there are some people who are running in the park, this sentence stands for the third person plural. Hence the conjugation of the verb estar we need to use must match this person as well, which is están. On the other hand, corriendo is the present participle of the verb correr.<em> </em>

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