Las peñas (los clubs) de los pueblos: 'estar' + present participle
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I can use plural persons of estar to talk about where we and others are and what we and others do in the context of ‘las peñas’, a Spanish custom.
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Words with stress on the last syllable have a written accent if the last letter is -n, -s or a vowel.
'Estar' in present tense, plural persons has the forms 'estamos', 'estáis' and 'están'.
Estar + present participle of -ar & -er / -ir (-ando, -iendo) is used to talk about ongoing events.
Peñas are associations of people who gather together to celebrate local costumes and traditions.
When describing a photo include description of: people, action, location and mood.
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