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Seguir + Gerund & Past Progressive

Seguir + Gerund & Past Progressive. Seguir + Gerund. Use seguir in present tense to express that someone continues to do something. “still” sigo seguimos sigues seguís s igue siguen Conjugate seguir in present tense. Then, form the gerund (present participle). - ando , - iendo

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Seguir + Gerund & Past Progressive

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  1. Seguir + Gerund & Past Progressive

  2. Seguir + Gerund Use seguir in present tense to express that someone continues to do something. “still” sigoseguimos siguesseguís siguesiguen Conjugate seguir in present tense. Then, form the gerund (present participle). -ando, -iendo Yosigoestudiando el español. I’m still studying Spanish.

  3. Seguir + Gerund TenseIs a compound tense formed by combining the present tense of: Seguir (ei stem-changer & -GO verb) + Present Participle (a.k.a Gerund)Means “continue (keep) doing something” Seguir sigo* sigues sigue seguimos seguis siguen iy verbs Creercreyendo Traer trayendo Oir oyendo -ir stem-changers: Only ou ei Servirsirviendo Dormirdurmiendo Irregular Gerunds Present Participles: Drop the ending, and add: AR Verbs  ando (hablando) ER / IR Verbs  iendo (corriendo) Irregular Gerunds + *The action is happening continuously in the present. Ex) I continue reading  Yo sigo leyendo Ex) We keep talking  Seguimos hablando

  4. Seguir + Gerund • I still take piano lessons • She keeps sending (mandar) text messages during class • We keep practicing the verbs • The Maya still speak Quiche today

  5. ProgresivoPasado-Past Progressive Used to express was/were and the –ing form of the action. It’s used for emphasis instead of the imperfect. Conjugate estar in imperfect- estabaestábamos estabasestabais estabaestaban Put the action verb in the present participle form. -ando, -iendo Yoestabacocinando. I was cooking.

  6. Past Progressive TenseIs a compound tense formed by combining the past tense (imperfect) of: ESTAR + Present Participle (a.k.a Gerund)Means “was / were doing something” (ongoing in the past…typically gets interrupted by a Preterite action) Estar estaba estabas estaba estábamos estabais estaban iy verbs Creercreyendo Traer trayendo Oir oyendo -ir stem-changers: Only ou ei Servirsirviendo Dormirdurmiendo Irregular Gerunds Present Participles: Drop the ending, and add: AR Verbs  ando (hablando) ER / IR Verbs  iendo (corriendo) Irregular Gerunds + *The action was happening (ongoing) in the past. Ex) I was reading  Yo estaba leyendo Ex) They were walking when they saw an accident  Ellos estaban caminando cuando vieron un accidente.

  7. Ejemplos • I was getting ready for school when I realized I hadn’t done my homework. • We were cooking dinner when my friend arrived • They were studying when Dr. Kattoula entered the room.

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