How does an individual use the spanish language to create the present progressive tense.

The term present progressive is a fancy way of describing the verb tense that emphasizes that an action is currently taking place as we speak.

Explanation:

Use the “to be” verb estar. Instead of ending the present participle with –ing, however, you'll end it with –ando or –iendo.

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ummmthings that are different in peru than in the united states:

1. granola bars: they are not made of granola. they are made of quinoa and other grains that remind me of the millet i feed my birds at home. they have the texture of styrofoam but are cheap and comparatively healthy.