Spanish Sentence Structure Series 2: Gerund vs Infinitive
When translating English words that end in -ing to Spanish, many Spanish learners tend to overuse the gerund form (-ando, -iendo). In this video, I go over when to use that form and when to use the infinitive when translating an "-ing" word. If you like the content, please subscribe, share, like, and comment. More sentence structure videos on the way! : )
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