Spanish Present Progressive Tense

This video is to introduce you to the present progressive tense and how it works in Spanish. Click "Show More" in the description for a link to class materials and to other review videos I've created. Thank you for your support!

Review Videos

Class Materials

[maevedonegan]

finding Spanish help on YouTube can be challenging, thank you so much for making a slower paced video with easy to follow speech, entertaining but not over the top animations, and an English matched backround. easy follow. thank you and I hope you continue videos like these.

[konekosamvs]

Thank you so much this was a fantastic video!

[mr.mustachealienedits]

Thank you, i needed this for a big test coming up

[LankySanky]

Thanks this helped me learn how the rule benders work

[bradycollins]

(Falls in to your arms crying in joy)
Thank you

[willtabacchi]

Thank you, wonderful explanation. Perhaps I missed it but did you also do A PAST PROGRESSIVE lesson? If so could you pride a link?

[bemnetmichael]

Thank you so much I have been wondering why they have iendo and ando in some of the word.. Also it who'd be really Nice if you post a video on sentence structure, I have trouble in forming a sentence when I know the words but just don’t know where to put them. Great video, thank you

[mr.shihab]

I found this really interesting and useful. But I have a question (would this work for irregular verbs?)

[mrchristian]

So my question is this: Google Translate, as useful as it can be sometimes, obviously doesn’t help with grammar. I understand this concept really well, but the only thing that confuses me is this sentence: los verbos que recuerdo sin ayudar in my head makes sense saying verbs I remember without help. So to test it I put it in translate and it said helping. So is translate correct, and I’d say ayuda instead? I figured looking up progressive tense to refresh myself would help.

[danwellner]

A mi me gusta la organizaciOn de sus tablas de informaciOn.

[Bit-while_going]

If you had needed a "ser" verb instead, wouldn't that imply that the action wasn't limited by the present even though it were happening in present?

[carolineswirski]

you said only -ir verbs are stem changing in this tense.... but poder isn't an -ir verb?

[wiynlol]

Amazing Video! I had to watch this for Spanish class (hi Ryder) and I loved it :D

[samuelasmelash]

My Spanish 1 teacher used this as an example video for our assignment.

[saraaugust]

You can't only drop the "ir" from "dormir" and add "iendo." You forgot all about the stem-changing "o->u." I don't trust your videos due to this huge error.

[hjdxguj]

this was not helpful i really needed help and this was no where near help it was a waste of time

[teger]

rhis was realy goofy ahh its really ( not) helpfull :)