In which cases do you translate the present progressive in English into an infinitive of a verb in Spanish?

For example, I think that in translating a phrase like ';upon leaving'; from English to Spanish, you use ';al salir de';. In what other cases would an ';-ing'; verb in English translate to the infinitive -ar, -er, or -ir (instead of the present progressive ';-iendo'; in Spanish)?





Thanks so much in advance!In which cases do you translate the present progressive in English into an infinitive of a verb in Spanish?
i don't think there are many cases like that, and i think you just have to find out when you need that specific -ing phrase. i don't really think there's a place that you can find all of them, you just find out.