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The present participle in Spanish ends in -iendo for -ar verbs.
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The progressive tenses in Spanish are formed by using a conjugated form of ser followed by a present participle.
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The formula for present progressive tense in Spanish is estar + present participle (-ando/-iendo).
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Ando and Iendo are forms of the verb 'ir' (to go) used to express ongoing actions or activities.
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Juan está estudiendo means 'John is studying' in Spanish.
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The main formula for forming the present participle in Spanish involves using -ando for both -er and -ir verbs.
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The present progressive tense in Spanish is formed by using a conjugated form of estar followed by a past participle.
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To use the present progressive tense in Spanish, one must conjugate estar and then add the main verb with the correct '-ing' ending.
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The present participle in Spanish ends in -ando for both -er and -ir verbs.
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'Ando' is the present participle form of 'ir' (to go) in Spanish used to express completed actions.
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'Iendo' is the present participle form of 'ir' (to go) in Spanish used to express ongoing actions or activities.
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'Juan está estudiendo' means 'John is studying' in Spanish.
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'Estar + present participle (-ando/-iendo)' is the formula for forming the present progressive tense in Spanish.
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'Ando' and 'Iendo' are forms of the verb 'ir' (to go) that are used to express completed actions or activities.
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The main formula for changing a verb into its present participle in Spanish involves adding -iendo for -ar verbs.
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'Juan estudia' and 'Juan está estudiando' represent examples of the present tense and the present progressive construction respectively in Spanish.
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