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    The document contains examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in Spanish. It provides translations and asks the reader to identify whether sentences are in the affirmative, negative, or interrogative form. Several examples are given involving planning a trip, lying, writing a book, swimming, buying a guitar, living in a neighborhood, brushing teeth, talking in the street, and writing letters. For each, the reader must choose between options of "A" for affirmative, "N" for negative, "I" for interrogative, "A+" for yes answer, or "A-" for no answer.

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    The document contains examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in Spanish. It provides translations and asks the reader to identify whether sentences are in the affirmative, negative, or interrogative form. Several examples are given involving planning a trip, lying, writing a book, swimming, buying a guitar, living in a neighborhood, brushing teeth, talking in the street, and writing letters. For each, the reader must choose between options of "A" for affirmative, "N" for negative, "I" for interrogative, "A+" for yes answer, or "A-" for no answer.

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    Workshop No3

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    David Chaverra
    The document contains examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in Spanish. It provides translations and asks the reader to identify whether sentences are in the affirmative, negative, or interrogative form. Several examples are given involving planning a trip, lying, writing a book, swimming, buying a guitar, living in a neighborhood, brushing teeth, talking in the street, and writing letters. For each, the reader must choose between options of "A" for affirmative, "N" for negative, "I" for interrogative, "A+" for yes answer, or "A-" for no answer.

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    of 3

    Workshop No.

    3
    present continuos
    1.

    a) Tomas y tu están planeando un viaje a china (you and thomas are planning
    a trip to china)

    A You are planning a trip to china


    N You are not planning a trip to china
    I Are you planning a trip to china?
    A+ Yes, you are
    A- No, you are not.

    b) Rebeca está mintiéndole a su esposo (Rebeca is lying to her husband)

    A She is lying to her husband


    N She is not lying to her husband
    I Is she lying to her husband?
    A+ Yes, she is
    A- No, she is not.

    c) Tú y yo estamos escribiendo un libro (you and I are writing a book)

    A We are writing a book


    N We are not writing a book
    I Are we writing a boook?
    A+ Yes, we are
    A- No, we are not.
    2.
    a) swimming the I river am in – I am swimming in the river (Estoy nadando en
    el rio).
    A I am swimming in the river
    N I am not swimming in the river
    I Am I swimming in the river?
    A+ Yes, I am
    A- No, I am not.
    b) is Alfred a buying guitar – Alfred is buying a guitar (Alfred esta comprando
    una guitarra.

    A He is buying a guitar
    N He is not buying a guitar
    I Is he buying a guitar?
    A+ Yes, he is
    A- No, he is not.

    c) are in living Robledo we neighborhood - We are living in the Robledo


    neighborhood (Estamos viviendo en el barrio robledo).
    A We are living in the robledo neighborhood
    N We are not living in the robledo neigborhood
    I Are we living in the robledo neighborhood?
    A+ Yes, we are
    A- No, we are not.
    3.
    a) Juan is brushing his teeth (Juan está cepillando sus dientes).
    A He is brushing his teeth
    N He is not brushing his teeth
    I Is he brushing his theet?
    A+ Yes, he is
    A- No, he is not.
    b) Pedro and Ana are talking on the Street (pedro y ana están hablando en la
    calle).
    A they are talking on the Street
    N they are not talking on the Street
    I Are they talking on the Street?
    A+ Yes, they are
    A- No, they are not.

    c) Pedro is writing letters (Pedro está escribiendo cartas)


    A He is writing letters
    N He is not writing latters
    I Is he writing latters?
    A+ Yes, he is
    A- No, he is not.
    ELABORADO POR: Juan David Chaverra Chavarría. Medellín, agosto 26 2020

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