Christmas preparations: simple present and continuous with -ar verbs
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I can use the present continuous to talk about how I and others are preparing for Christmas.
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The sound symbol correspondence [ce] is pronounced as in the word 'centro' and [ci] as in the word 'decir'.
The simple present of -ar verbs is used to talk about habits and routines, e.g. 'trabajo', 'trabajas', 'trabaja'.
The present continuous is used to talk about actions happening now.
The present continuous of -ar verbs is formed with the verb 'estar' ('estoy', 'está', 'está') + -ando.
Sometimes we use adverbs of time to indicate clearly if the action we refer to is a habit or it is happening now.
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