👀 Remake AP nan fraz yo

Anvan nou kòmanse esplike règ la, gade fraz sa yo byen. Remake ki kote ou wè AP ak sa k ap fèt nan chak fraz.

Before we explain the rule, look closely at these sentences. Notice where you see AP and what is happening in each sentence.

M ap manje kounye a.

L ap pale kounye a.

Y ap travay kounye a.

Nan twa fraz sa yo, gade ki kote AP parèt. Remake tou sa chak moun ap fè nan moman n ap pale a. Pa chèche esplike règ la pou kounye a.

In these three sentences, notice where AP appears. Also notice what each person is doing at the moment of speaking. Don’t try to explain the rule yet.

Men yon fraz ki soti nan istwa Anba Pye Mapou a . Ou pa bezwen li istwa a anvan pou w ka egzamine fraz la.

Here is a sentence from the story Anba Pye Mapou a . You do not need to read the story first to examine the sentence.

Gade tout fraz yo ankò. Ki kote AP parèt? Kisa moun yo ap fè? Ekri sa ou remake. Pa enkyete w si ou poko sèten.

Look at all the sentences again. Where does AP appear? What are the people doing? Write what you notice. It’s okay if you’re not sure yet.

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Kounye a, n ap dekouvri kijan AP ede nou pale de yon aksyon k ap fèt nan moman n ap pale a.
Next, we’ll discover how AP helps us talk about an action happening at the moment of speaking.