Present Progressive Tense of 'Hacer' Flashcards

Present Progressive Tense of "Hacer"

• The present progressive tense in Spanish indicates an ongoing action.
• The verb "hacer" (to do/make) is conjugated in the present progressive as follows:

Conjugation for Different Subjects

• Yo: "Yo estoy haciendo" translates to "I am doing/making."
• Tú: "Tú estás haciendo" translates to "You (informal) are doing/making."
• Él/Ella/Usted: "Él/Ella/Usted está haciendo" translates to "He/She/You (formal) is doing/making."
• Nosotros: "Nosotros estamos haciendo" translates to "We are doing/making."
• Vosotros: "Vosotros estáis haciendo" translates to "You all (informal, Spain) are doing/making."
• Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes: "Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes están haciendo" translates to "They/You all (formal) are doing/making."

General Notes

• The structure includes the appropriate form of "estar" plus the gerund form "haciendo."
• Understanding and mastering these conjugations is essential for effective communication in Spanish when discussing ongoing actions.