Es una pena que vosotros dos ________ al resto del grupo. It is a pity that you two have been gradually leaving the rest of the group.(HINT: Use the verbal structure which stresses the progression of the action)hayáis dejadohayás acabado de dejarhayáis empezado a dejarhayáis ido dejando
Why does the english say “gradually”? Is it somehow implied in the spanish?
Thanks,
Shirley
Spanish for “gradually”
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ShirleyKwiziq community member
Spanish for “gradually”
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using ir + present participle to emphasise the progression of an action (perífrasis verbal)"
Asked 1 year ago
InmaKwiziq team member
Hola Shirley
The "gradual" process is what the whole structure in Spanish ir + gerund implies. So, as you well guessed, it is implicit in the Spanish but not in the English.
Saludos
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Spanish for “gradually”
Es una pena que vosotros dos ________ al resto del grupo. It is a pity that you two have been gradually leaving the rest of the group.(HINT: Use the verbal structure which stresses the progression of the action)hayáis dejadohayás acabado de dejarhayáis empezado a dejarhayáis ido dejando
Why does the english say “gradually”? Is it somehow implied in the spanish?
Thanks,
Shirley
Why does the english say “gradually”? Is it somehow implied in the spanish?
Thanks,
Shirley
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