Gramática B. El presente progresivo: Dos agentes secretas: O…

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Grаmáticа B. El presente prоgresivо: Dоs аgentes secretas: Olivia and Darby, have just joined the FBI. Today is their first day of field work, and they are doing reconnaissance at a suspicious house. First, read their comments below. Then, select the missing verb that makes sense based on the context. Lastly, type the present progressive form of the verb in the space provided. (3 pts. each: 1 pt. for correct form of ‘estar’, 1 pt. for correct gerund, 1 pt. for correct verb; 18 pts. total) MODELO: Allá veo a una mujer que está caminando con su perro. ¡Qué lindo es! [caminar/lavar/sacar] Darby: Hay dos niñas que (1)[1] la ropa del piso. [planchar / hacer/ recoger] Olivia: También veo a una mujer que (2)[2] el lavaplatos. [poner/ vaciar/ ordenar] Darby: A ver, ¿tú ves al hombre? Él (3)[3] su camisa (shirt).   [hacer/ vaciar/ planchar]  Olivia: Sí, sí. Y veo a los hijos, también. Ellos (4)[4] su habitación. ¡Está hecha un desastre! [vaciar/ordenar/llenar]  Darby: ¡Mira! En la sala hay un hombre que  (5)[5] un libro de ficción. Debe ser el abuelo.   [leer, creer, caer]   Olivia: ¡Vale! Y yo creo que (6)[6] aburrida porque este trabajo no es nada interesante. [sentirse/dormirse/vestirse]   

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