In Tagalog grammar, the Past Progressive tense is used to describe actions that were ongoing in the past. It is typically formed using the word “nag” or “nags” in the beginning of a verb. In this exercise, we will practice using this tense in various sentences. Remember, the past progressive form in Tagalog signifies an action that was in progress during a certain past event or time frame.
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Try Talkpal for free*Naglalaro* (play) sila ng basketball kanina.
Kumakain siya ng *nagtirik* (grill) na baboy kahapon.
*Nageensayo* (practice) ka ba para sa talent show kahapon?
Ang *naghahanda* (prepare) nila para sa party kanina.
Nung isang linggo, *nagbabasa* (read) ako ng libro.
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