"Una accion continua en curso"
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In lesson 4.14 this is said to be a situation where gerunds are used. To me it literally means "an action continues in course". I take it to mean something like "continuing actions", but I don't know why it's stated the way it is. Is it perhaps an idiom?
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updated Mar 14, 2014
posted by Zorrrro
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...in motion....still moving....still... 
updated Mar 14, 2014
posted by chileno
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Yes it is an idiom, meaning 'ongoing', 'current' or 'in progress'.
updated Mar 14, 2014
posted by Kiwi-Girl
