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Las Hogueras de San Juan: acabar de + infinitive, seguir + present participle

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I can use 'acabar de' + infinitive to say what I have just done and 'seguir' + present participle to say what I am still doing at a festival.

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Use 'acabar de' + infinitive to mean 'to have just done' something. 'Seguir' + present participle is a two-verb structure meaning ‘to still be doing’ something. Present participles in Spanish normally end in -ando or -iendo. Las Hogueras de San Juan takes place every year on 23rd June in Alicante; it celebrates the arrival of summer.

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