In this Spanish lesson, I will show you how to say “continue doing something” in Spanish or how to say “continue being something” in Spanish. You can use the verb “continue” with a progressive construction to say “keep doing something” or “keep doing something”.

For example (for example) …

Are you still eating lamb?

Are you still eating lamb?

Yes, I still eat lamb.

Yes, I still eat lamb.

The thief keeps rapping people.

The thief keeps stealing people.

The soccer player is still sweating.

The footballer continues to sweat.

They continue to carry their books in a backpack.

They continue to carry their books in a backpack.

We keep grabbing the ball.

We keep catching the ball.

The spider keeps catching the flies.

The spider keeps catching the flies.

The shake continues to be watered.

The shake keeps spilling.

Note that in many parts of the Spanish-speaking world “people” say “el batido”

but in Colombia the “people” say “la batida”.

A strand (of yarn) is still hanging from my hat.

A piece of thread is still hanging from my cap.

Note that in many parts of the Spanish-speaking world “people” say “la gorra” for “gorra”, but in Colombia “people” use “el gorro” for “gorra”.

The word “la gorra” exists here in Colombia, but “gorra” refers to a thick hat that can be made of “lana” (wool) or “cotton” (cotton) or another material that is warm enough to protect people. one from the cold.

This concludes today’s Spanish grammar lesson.