I had to change these into present progressive tense
Yo escribo would be-
Yo estoy escribiendo.
Tu bebes un leche. would be Tu estas bebiendo un leche.(accent over u and a)
Nosotros bailamos would be Nosotros estamos bailando.
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Tú estás bebiendo BUT leche is feminine = la leche
The rest are perfect!
Sra
It is better to say:
Tú estás bebiendo leche (without "la"),
but is posible to say
Te estás bebiendo la leche (with "la")
or as interjection
¡Te estás bebiendo la leche! / with "la"
Remember milk is uncountable noun
To change the given sentences into present progressive tense, you need to use the verb "estar" (to be) followed by the gerund form of the main verb. Here's how to do it:
1. Yo escribo (I write) becomes Yo estoy escribiendo (I am writing).
Explanation:
- Take the subject pronoun "yo" and conjugate the verb "estar" in the present tense to match it, which is "estoy" (I am).
- Take the base form of the main verb "escribir" (to write) and add the gerund ending "-iendo" to make it "escribiendo" (writing).
2. Tu bebes un leche (You drink milk) becomes Tu estás bebiendo leche.
Explanation:
- Take the subject pronoun "tu" and conjugate the verb "estar" in the present tense to match it, which is "estás" (you are).
- Take the base form of the main verb "beber" (to drink) and add the gerund ending "-iendo" to make it "bebiendo" (drinking).
- Note: The word "leche" is feminine, so it should be "una leche" instead of "un leche".
3. Nosotros bailamos (We dance) becomes Nosotros estamos bailando (We are dancing).
Explanation:
- Take the subject pronoun "nosotros" and conjugate the verb "estar" in the present tense to match it, which is "estamos" (we are).
- Take the base form of the main verb "bailar" (to dance) and add the gerund ending "-ando" to make it "bailando" (dancing).
Remember that the present progressive tense in Spanish is formed by using the verb "estar" conjugated in the present tense, followed by the gerund form of the main verb (-ando for -ar verbs, and -iendo for -er and -ir verbs).