In Lithuanian grammar, Present Progressive tense is typically used to express an action that is currently in progress or a temporary state. As Lithuanian is a highly inflected language, it does not have a separate progressive aspect marker like “am/is/are + verb-ing” in English. Instead, Present Progressive tense can be expressed, for example, by using the simple present tense form of a verb or by using present tense with a word that means ‘now’ (‘dabar’) for an ongoing action.
1. Jonas *dirba* (work) dabar.
2. Marius *mokosi* (study) dabar.
3. Mes *valgome* (eat) dabar.
4. Jie *ลพiลซri* (watch) televizoriลณ.
5. Monika *pieลกia* (draw) dabar.
6. Tu *kalbi* (talk) per greitai.
7. Aลก *skaitau* (read) knygฤ
.
8. Jos *miega* (sleep) dabar.
9. Giedrius *renka* (collect) antspaudus.
10. Ona *siลซlo* (sew) drabuลพius.
11. Senelis *giria* (praise) anลซkฤ
.
12. Aลก *skrendu* (fly) ฤฏ Vilniลณ.
13. Jis *moka* (pay) uลพ maistฤ
.
14. Jonas *liลซdi* (mourn) dabar.
15. Jie *ลพaidลพia* (play) ลกachmatais.
1. Jลซs *mokytฤs* (study) dabar.
2. Vaikai *aidi* (play) kieme.
3. Dabar aลก *valgau* (eat) pietus.
4. Vilma *tyli* (silent) viena.
5. Vyras *perskaito* (read) laikraลกtฤฏ.
6. Gintaras *dirba* (work) kompiuteriu.
7. Moteris *rikiuoti* (sort) dokumentus.
8. Mes *ลพiลซrime* (watch) filmฤ
.
9. Aลก *nuplaunu* (wash) indus.
10. Jis *plaukia* (swim) baseine.
11. Ona *ลกokia* (jump) ant batuto.
12. Dabar mes *renkame* (collect) grybus.
13. Tu *pieลกi* (draw) nuostabius paveikslฤlius.
14. Aลก *raลกau* (write) straipsnฤฏ.
15. Jonas *plลซduriuoja* (float) ant vandens.
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