Learning Present Progressive in PA Dutch

Explore the concept of Present Progressive in PA Dutch through examples and practice exercises. Understand the differences between the two present tense forms and learn how to form sentences in Present Progressive. Practice translating sentences using both normal conjugation and the Present Progressive form. Get ready to enhance your language skills in PA Dutch!

• PA Dutch
• Present Progressive
• Language Learning
• Conjugation

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1. PA Dutch 101 Video 19: Present Progressive. Present Progressive

2. Present Progressive As we covered in Video 7, all verbs conjugate in the present tense. However, similar to English, PD has two present tense forms: Sarah plays the piano. Sarah is playing the piano.

3. Present Progressive In the first sentence, there is a sense of repetition: Sarah plays the piano every Friday, for example. In the second sentence, there is a sense of present action: At this moment in time, Sarah is playing the piano.

4. Present Progressive Both forms can be used in PD: Sarah schpielt die Glapperbax. Sarah iss die Glapperbax am schpiele. Notice that the two forms differ on many levels in PD. The first example is what we discussed in Video 7. The second is an example of the Present Progressive.

5. Present Progressive To form the Present Progressive in PD use the following equation: Subject SEI other stuff (singular) AM VERB. Subject SEI AM - other stuff (plural) VERB. Die Sarah iss die Glapperbax am schpiele. Der Steve iss am Grummbiere esse. Sis am reggere. Sie sin am Kaarde schpiele.

6. Iewing - Practice Translate the following sentences using both normal conjugation and the Present Progressive: My uncle is singing (singe) a song (es Lied). Mei Onkel singt en Lied. Mei Onkel iss en Lied am singe. The dog (der Hund) is sleeping (schlofe). Der Hund schloft. Der Hund iss am schlofe.

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