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Estar+gerundio VS simple present
This is confusing for me:
You use estar+gerundio when you talk about things that happen at the moment when you are speaking and for "presentamos como no definitivas o temporales". Yet since the gerundio doesn't exist in my language, it confuses me. If i say "I'm browsing a site." that's something i'm doing now. So according to the theorie i should use estar+gerundio. But i would just say it in simple present? I've looked at many different sites but i can't find one thats explains it clearly. So can someone help me understand when i should just use presente de indicativo and when estar+gerundio ? Thank you in advance. |
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