PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

VERBS

SUPERLATIVES AND COMPARATIVES

VALENTINA MENDEZ J.T. 902

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

• The present progressive tense ("present progressive") expresses an action which is being developed at the present time, generally, an action temporania which began recently and which will end soon. In English, as in Spanish, the present progressive tense is formed by the verb auxiliary "be" (be or be) conjugated in present tense, (ing form) of the main verb. A few examples are:

Subject Verb to be Verb - ing

I am eating.

You are working

She/He is playing

They are singing

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

The auxiliary verb "to be" and the gerund is used to form the present continuous (infinitive "-ing") verb.

Subject Auxiliar (to be) Gerun

I amtalking, eating, learning, doing,

going...

He, She, It istalking, eating, learning, doing,

going...

You, We, They aretalking, eating, learning, doing,

going...

VERBOS

SUPERLATIVES AND COMPARATIVES

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Big Grande

BiggerMás grande.

The biggest.El más grande

Difficult.Difícil

More difficult. Más difícil.

The most difficult. El más difícil

Good.Bueno.

Better.Mejor.

The best. Lo mejor

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