The document provides 8 questions in Spanish using verbs in the future tense, asking the responder to answer each question in the present progressive tense by thinking logically about what is being asked and how to appropriately respond. An example is given of responding to the question "Will Paco be lost?" with the answer "No, Paco is lost now." The responder is meant to provide similar present progressive tense answers to the remaining 7 questions.
The document provides 8 questions in Spanish using verbs in the future tense, asking the responder to answer each question in the present progressive tense by thinking logically about what is being asked and how to appropriately respond. An example is given of responding to the question "Will Paco be lost?" with the answer "No, Paco is lost now." The responder is meant to provide similar present progressive tense answers to the remaining 7 questions.
The document provides 8 questions in Spanish using verbs in the future tense, asking the responder to answer each question in the present progressive tense by thinking logically about what is being asked and how to appropriately respond. An example is given of responding to the question "Will Paco be lost?" with the answer "No, Paco is lost now." The responder is meant to provide similar present progressive tense answers to the remaining 7 questions.
Below are eight questions containing verbs in the future tense.
For each one, answer in the
present progressive tense. Make sure the question and answer set makes good sense. To do this, you will need to think about what is asked and how one would logically respond.
Example: Estar perdido Paco? (Will Paco be lost?)
No, Paco est estando perdido ahora. (No, Paco is lost now.)