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    This document discusses the five senses in Romanian: a pipai means to feel, a auzi means to hear, a vedea means to see, a gusta means to taste, and a mirosi means to smell. It then provides an overview of present simple and present continuous verb tenses in Romanian, including their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Specifically, it notes how to form the present simple by adding "s" to verbs for third person singular subjects and how present continuous is used to indicate an action that is happening now by using forms of "to be" plus the verb ending in "ing."

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    This document discusses the five senses in Romanian: a pipai means to feel, a auzi means to hear, a vedea means to see, a gusta means to taste, and a mirosi means to smell. It then provides an overview of present simple and present continuous verb tenses in Romanian, including their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Specifically, it notes how to form the present simple by adding "s" to verbs for third person singular subjects and how present continuous is used to indicate an action that is happening now by using forms of "to be" plus the verb ending in "ing."

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    Lectia 7

    A pipai - feel

    A auzi- hear

    A vedea – see

    A gusta – taste

    A mirosi – smell

    Present Simple Adaugam S (He, She, It)

    (.) S + V/Vs I eat.

    (-) S + Don’t/Doesn’t + V I don’t eat. She doesn’t

    (?) Do/Does + S + V? Do I eat? Does he eat?

    Present Continuous – Actiunea se intampla ACUM

    (.) S + to be + Ving I am going. She is hearing. He is smelling

    (-) S + to be + not + Ving

    (?) to be + S + V ing?

    TO BE  A fi
    I am (1)
    You are (4)
    He is
    She is
    It is (3)
    We are
    You are
    They are

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