11:09 Sep 5, 2000 |
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na | Presente Progresivo |
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na | presente continuo |
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na | Presente Continuo |
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na | Presente contínuo |
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Presente Progresivo Explanation: If we are speaking about grammar, then this is the translation: "Presente progresivo". |
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presente continuo Explanation: That is how it is said in some of the manuals that I have been using. Good luck, Agua |
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Presente Continuo Explanation: This would just be a translation for the English verb tense, since Present Progressive does not have an equivalent tense in Spanish. Most spanish translated books for teaching english have for ever used Presente Continuo, not Presente Progresivo. |
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Presente contínuo Explanation: La respuesta escogida es incorrecta. Las otras dos opciones sí lo son. Atención...!!! Cualquier manual de gram�tica |
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